Webmistress – Animation
November 30th, 2005
The chosen animation has been designed to be included as part of an interactive multimedia product used for the primary target of e-learning applications. The main character in the animation is a cartoon based voluptuous female named the Webmistress. The scene is set in a classroom environment to give the impression of education and learning.
The main navigation menu uses a blackboard to select options of the various tutorials available.Specifically this chosen animation has been designed to be included as part of an interactive multimedia product used to teach animation principles for students studying animation courses at College’s or Universities.
The main character is a female teacher who uses animation to demonstrate her classes. This application educates visually and auditory which caters for peoples individual learning styles.
Some instructions may help. Click the mouse pointer inside the flash animation say on the blue background. Secondly to navigate use the down arrow on the keyboard, thirdly use spacebar to select your options. Ideally I will incorporate instructions into the animation when I get time, meanwhile enjoy…
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1. Keith | January 4th, 2006 at 5:13 pm
I really like the webmistress! will there be more of her lessons in the future? i can see this being a useful learning tool, and the fact that is has audio too opens it to a wider audience. keep up the good work.
2. Donna Fraser | January 4th, 2006 at 5:36 pm
I am grateful for your comment on the project. I do hope to have other tutorial lessons by the Web Mistress in the near future. However due to present demands on projects this may be put on the back burner.
However if there is more demand from people requesting a Web Mistress come back I would gladly push this project forward. So if any people out their want more of the Web Mistress keep placing comments to give her a new lease of life!
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