Today I’m speaking in Stirling at the Learning & Teaching Scotland Futures Group meeting. Broadly, I’m speaking about using Flash in Education, and at some point in the session I want folk to go and have a look at some cool things on the web. The following links may seem quite random, but there is a point to all of them, honest!
Some really cool examples of what Flash can do:
navigation for a site – interesting notice board in the services section
cool little Flash toys
combining the mapping apps on the web into one place
moving around a wired up Mexican home?
what vodafone thought about the future in 2004!
production company for the likes of LG, Samsung, Volvo etc
health promotion from the BBC
interactive site looking at evolution
the work of Henrik Ibsen presented in Flash
How about a wee spot of painting?
How about sharing a whiteboard?
Or even your whole desktop?
great interactive guitar animation
using Flash in storytelling
This is just lovely {– thanks for this one Naomi} – where will this story go?
Zwok – simple game throwing balls in the air at opposing team
Peep – interaction for early years
primary guide to the potato famine
How do the creators/owners of Flash use it to market their products?
Andy Field’s site for creating content
Articulate – more versatile Quiz and Presenter maker
Breeze – Adobe’s own Quiz, Conference and Presenter maker
BlackCat tool for making Flash quizzes
LTScotland of course have many examples of interactive resources online at the moment using Flash:
Global footprint calculator – User can calculate the environmental impact of their own/ and their schools behaviour and record their results.
Channel 4 – Modern Languages
Health Promotion – Interactive games, quizzes, wordsearchs etc
High resolutions images viewer – in this instance used to look at massive old maps from the national libraries of Scotland
What about elsewhere in Scotland?
Talbot Primary school year 5 & 6 created Flash animations
