APPL55256
WEB AUTHORING 2

Reflection
Please fill in the questionnaire to reflect on the past lesson. Studies have shown that this increases grade by 10% and also will give the professor feedback as to how learning is progressing.


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Outcome: Given SharedObject class in Flash, learners will save and retrieve data on the client's machine much like cookies in the browser world or session variables in PHP. This will allow us to personalize our features and keeps scores in games, etc.

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Outcome: Given the getURL("Javascript:someFunction()") method and parameter, learners will call JavaScript functions from Flash in order to execute any of the JavaScript commands such as popping up a window or an alert message or using a regular expression to validate a string.

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Outcome: Given the SetVariable() function in JavaScript, learners will set the value of a TextField in Flash in order to pass data from JavaScript to Flash.

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Outcome: Given the LocalConnection class in Flash learners will call a function in one swf file that executes in a second swf file to communicate between multiple swf files running at the same time.

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What was the most INTERESTING thing you learned and why?


What area or areas are you UNSURE about?


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