Course categories

	Cross-level modules
	Forums
	Block 2: MA/BA Accessibility, Usability and Users
	Block 1: E-learning
	Adobe Tools 2: Web Animation and Multimedia Theory
	Adobe Tools 1: Tools for Web Design/Dig M-media Theory and Tools 1 Sem 2
	Managed Web Design

	Level 2 (Intermediate)
	Block 2 Video Production for On-line Dlivery
	Block 2: Art Direction and Photography
	Block 1: Information games design
	Block 2: Interactive Project
	Block 2: ActionScript for Dynamic Sites
	Block 2: Int. Graphics for the Web
	Block 1: Xmedia Narrative

	Level 3 (Honours)
	Block 1: Design Futures for IXM
	Block 1: Design Project Report
	Block 1: New Interactive Environments
	Block 2: IM3 Major Project
	Block 1: Adv Graphics for the web
	Block 2: Individually Negotiated of Study

Masters

	Examples & Lectures
	ActionScript: Variations on Loading Text
	ActionScript: Attaching MovieClips
	ActionScript: Drawing
	ActionScript: Media Elements
	ActionScript: Navigation
	Actionscript: type and image
	CMS Drupal Xampp etc.
	Lectures (ppts in particular)

Miscellaneous

Course categories

Available Courses

• Forums

  • Student: George Furlonge
  • Student: Peter Chan
  • Student: colin Student
  • Student: Carl Davis
  • Student: colin chambers
  • Student: Chris Owen

  A holding area for forums for all site members. If you have a general topic you want to go here; let me know
• Block 2: MA/BA Accessibility, Usability and Users

    

  Covering a key issue for all web and interactive-tv design.
• Block 1: E-learning

  • Teacher: colin chambers
  • Student: George Furlonge
  • Student: Chris Owen

    

  mobile learning
  
• Adobe Tools 2: Web Animation and Multimedia Theory

    

  Digital Multimedia Theory and Tools 2 is adapted from the second semester of Adobe's Digital Design curriculum focusing on rich media development as well as website design and development. You will work individually and on teams to produce rich media communications such as digital narratives and rich media elements for client websites: effective rich media design, multimedia storyboarding, design specifications, and iterative development with clients. You will produce design documents and visual comps that clients would review. .
• Adobe Tools 1: Tools for Web Design/Dig M-media Theory and Tools 1 Sem 2

  • Student: Dr Missy Price

    

  Tools for Web Design: Digital Multimedia Theory and Tools 1is adapted from the first semester of Adobe's Digital Design. Your project activities will focus on developing effective communications that can be deployed on the web. You will develop a variety of graphical images, an electronic portfolio, and a client website.
• Managed Web Design

    

  Write a concise and interesting paragraph here that explains what this course is about
• Block 2 Video Production for On-line Dlivery

  Video production: with a few added implications
• Block 2: Art Direction and Photography

    
• Block 1: Information games design

  • Student: colin Student
  • Student: liam ridgway
  • Student: craig perry

    

  taking students through principles of games design; practical work and proposals
• Block 2: Interactive Project

  • Student: liam ridgway

  This module asks you to integrate coding and media design and practical production skills developed in other modules with professional practice and reflection on interactive xmedia You will complete the interactive artifact from detailed specifications prepared in "Interactive Project Preparation' module in semester 1
• Block 2: ActionScript for Dynamic Sites

  • Student: stuart goddard
  • Student: Kate Tran

  This is a module investigating the use of Actonscript to build ROAs from datasources
  
• Block 2: Int. Graphics for the Web

    

  Write a concise and interesting paragraph here that explains what this course is about
• Block 1: Xmedia Narrative

    

  A module providing practical experience of visual storytelling
• Block 1: Design Futures for IXM

    

  The underlying theme of this module is working with an external client and as a part of a team to produce a prototype for an educational multimedia artifact.
• Block 1: Design Project Report

  This module is a four thousand word Illustrated report on processes undertaken to outline a proposed new xmedia artefact: the uses, features, users and market that make it a practical proposition, and the theories, technology and design influences that formed its design.
• Block 1: New Interactive Environments

  • Student: Dean Jones
  • Student: George Furlonge

    

  The underlying theme of this module is working with a community and as a part of a team. You aim to produce a prototype for an multimedia artifact that exploits appropriate media to produce an appropriate response to a given message
• Block 2: IM3 Major Project

  • Student: Chris Owen
  • Student: George Furlonge

  This module allows you develop your own personal work. In this module you will be expected to complete one substantive project based on the programme documentation you developed in the previous semester. You are also expected to show studentship in contributing to award events. further details are on the FCET site
  
• Block 1: Adv Graphics for the web

  • Student: Peter Chan
  • Student: George Furlonge

    

  Write a concise and interesting paragraph here that explains what this course is about
• Block 2: Individually Negotiated of Study

  • Student: Dean Jones
  • Student: alex doyle

  This module allows you develop your own personal work. In this module you will be expected to complete 2 or 3 substantive projects based on the programme documentation you developed in the previous semester. You are also expected to show studentship in contributing to award events
• ActionScript: Variations on Loading Text

  

  I'm afraid that some of these examples need ditching as they are too old or too complex (without comments)
  or simply covered better elsewhere. Googling and using Flash Livedocs is quite likely to turn up some other way of achieving the same ends
• ActionScript: Attaching MovieClips

  Most of these files are old, so use old code: but they all work and some are simpler than others. Any voluteers to put a usefulness/difficulty rating on them, greatfully received Any futher examples you've found (coding tutorials links) add to the forum, or send to me for upload Most of these files are old, so use old code: but they all work and some are simpler than others. Some of need ditching as they are too old or too complex (without comments) Any voluteers to put a usefulness/difficulty rating on them, greatfully received Any futher examples you've found (coding tutorials links) add to the forum, or send to me for upload A lot are simply covered better elsewhere. Googling and using Flash Livedocs is quite likely to turn up some other way of achieving the same ends
• ActionScript: Drawing

    

  Some interactive ways to build sites
  
• ActionScript: Media Elements

  Most of these files are old, so use old code: but they all work and some are simpler than others. Any voluteers to put a usefulness/difficulty rating on them, greatfully received
  
  Any futher examples you've found (coding tutorials links) add to the forum, or send to me for upload
  
  I'm afraid that some of these examples need ditching as they are too old or too complex (without comments) <br />or simply covered better elsewhere. Googling and using Flash Livedocs is quite likely to turn up some other way of achieving the same ends
• ActionScript: Navigation

    

  Some interactive ways to build sites
  
• Actionscript: type and image

    

  stuff for level one Graphics

• CMS Drupal Xampp etc.

    

  Write a concise and interesting paragraph here that explains what this course is about
• Lectures (ppts in particular)

  Write a concise and interesting paragraph here that explains what this course is about

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