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Howard W. Bishop Middle School is a public school located in Gainesville, Florida. We combine innovative educational thinking with old school traditions to provide a challenging and stimulating environment. Bishop has a long established reputation for excellence, with strengths in academics, music and technology integration. We truly are,

"The Place You Want to Be"

1901 N.E. 9th Street
Gainesville, Florida 32609
Telephone:352-955-6701 Fax: (352)955-6966
School Hours: 8:00 - 4:00

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Beautification Day
Oct 20
Challenge Day
Oct 21 Challenge Day
Oct 23 Band Performs @ County Fair
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Oct 24 Holiday - Gator Homecoming
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Oct 27 Teacher Workday
Oct 28 Club Day
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Administration

Ms Ball

Ms. Kim Ball

AP - Curriculum

Mr Thorne

Mr. Michael Thorne

Principal

Bio

Michael Thorne

Michael L. Thorne was born in Louisville Kentucky, but spent most of his growing up years in the Orlando area. There he graduated from the University of Central Florida and began his teaching career as a Middle School Science Teacher. Moving up quickly through the ranks, he became a Middle School Dean and then a Middle School Assistant Principal in Orange County. His next major move was to Indian River County, where he became Assistant Principal of Vero Beach High School, and then was made Principal of Sebastian River Middle School. In Vero Beach he also married his wife, Cindy, and his son, Connor, was born. Moving to Alachua County was his next step where he joined the administrative staff at Eastside High School in 2001. By 2003 he was made Principal of Eastside of High High School, a position he held for the three years before coming to Howard Bishop Middle School as Principal. Mr. Thorne has always loved working with middle school age students. His favorite things include watching TV and movies.

 

Mr Kamman

Mr. Royce Kamman

AP - Administration

 

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Kim Ball Assistant Principal for Curriculum
Chad Bankston Science/Math
Priscilla Batista Lang. Arts/Reading
Elisa Beachy Social Studies-Academy 7th Grade
Amy Beres Music
Monique Bergeron Math
Wanda Burke Secretary / Bookkeeper
Robert Burney ISS
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Noni Carbonneau Science/Social Studies
Judith Cheng Site Tech
Betsy Coleman* Lang. Arts-Academy 7th Grade
Brett Cornelison Science
Teresa Cornelison* Science/Math
Ray Costello ESE
Tanisha Dixon Geography
Dr. Steven Doherty Science-Academy 7th Grade
Wanda Durham  
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Faylyn Emma Math-Academy 7th Grade
   
Donna Foust Lang. Arts
Valerie Freeman* Math
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Melinda Garvin Food Service
Tanya Gibson Lang. Arts/Reading
Erica Gindle ESE
Sandy Glenn ESE Support
Mable Green Custodial Staff
Mattie Hayes ESE
Robert Hessels* VE
Ann Hicks ESE Support
SaraJane Huerbsch Guidance
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Audrey Jenkins Food Service
Jo Ann Jenkins* Guidance Counselor
Lyvonne Johnson ESE
Paul Jost Science - Academy 8th Grade
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Royce Kamman Assistant Principal for Admin.
Cindy Kerr Food Service, Manager
Alicia Klettner Reading Coach
Alicia LaBoy Media Assistant
Kathy LaVay Band
Sherry Lee Custodial Staff
Lottie Lewis Custodial Staff
Deborah Love Food Service
Towanda Luckie* Science
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Judy Masuda Math-Academy 6th Grade
Bill Mayberry* Business Ed.
Ashley McCabe Speech-Language Pathologist
Mike McCoy Soc. St.
Marianne McDowell Math
Christe McGann Lang. Arts/Reading
Henry McMillian Dean of Students
Michele Milinkovic Lang. Arts/American History
Dwayne Mitchell Custodial Staff
Rickie Mobley Custodial Staff
Patricia A. Morand Library - Media Specialist
Dr. James Morris* Social Studies - Academy 8th Grade
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Mai Petit Food Service
Elizabeth Philman Custodial Staff
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Lewis Rhodes Technology-Academy 6th Grade
Samantha Richardson Lang. Arts - Academy 8th Grade
Anyana Roberts Dean of Students
Brenda Robinson Rd./Lang. Arts
Ray Rummel Math - Academy 8th Grade
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Lisa Sauberan* Science-Academy 6th Grade
Meredith Schneider Math
Michele Shelar School Nurse
Sherrie Siers Spanish
Joey Spiers Lang. Arts- Academy 6th Grade
Faye Stewart Food Service
Devona Spradley Lang. Arts/Reading
Cindy Taylor Data Base Clerk
Michael Thorne Principal
Brenda Torres Custodial Staff
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Des Veilleux* Math
Dekle Vickers Technology-Academy 7th & 8th Grade
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Ellis Walker Head Custodian
Mattie Walker Rd./ Lang. Arts
Margaret Watts Food Service
Telitha Williams ESE Support
Luke Witkowski Soc. Studies - 6th Grade Academy
David Wimberly Custodial Staff
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Pat Yancey Rd./Lang. Arts
Bernard Youngblood Custodial Staff

6th Grade Academy Website         7th Grade Academy Calendar

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  • Our Mission
  • About
  • Profile
  • Program
  • Application

The Academy of Technology and Gifted Studies

Michael Thorne , Principal
(352) 955-6701

OUR MISSION

At the Academy of Technology and Gifted Studies, a nurturing environment is provided in which each student will progress academically, socially and technologically with cooperative support from family, staff and community. Challenged and motivated, at the place he/she wants to be, the student will attain extraordinary achievement, which will promote lifelong joy in learning.

 

ABOUT THE PROGRAM

Howard W. Bishop's Academy of Technology and Gifted Studies is designed to provide distinctive and challenging educational programs that actively engage our students in learning throughout the school day. Teachers at all grade levels and in all subject areas work collaboratively to provide a unique curriculum focused on academic achievement through the use of technology. Strong emphasis is also placed on independent studies, giving students the opportunity to conduct research and laboratory projects in conjunction with their other coursework.

Students enrolled in the Academy of Technology and Gifted Studies have access to a wide array of elective courses. Howard Bishop Middle School boasts an award-winning band program, a choral program, and courses in business/management and spanish.. Students may also take advantage of such extracurricular activities as Math Counts, Knowledge Master Open, and National Junior Honor Society.

A commitment to academic excellence is the hallmark of the Howard W. Bishop Middle School Academy of Technology and Gifted Studies. Students who successfully complete their course of study in the Academy will be well-prepared for such high school academic programs as the International Baccalaureate Program at Eastside High School and Advanced Placement classes.

Howard W. Bishop school offers an ideal learning opportunity for those gifted students who would like to have more than the two periods of gifted instruction per day currently offered at middle schools throughout the district.


THE FACILITIES

The school's facilities include a state-of-the-art Science/Technology Lab, Multimedia Lab, 5 additional computer labs, and a complete Media Center equipped with a TV studio. Each of these facilities and all of the classrooms received a complete upgrade of all their computers, truly making Howard W. Bishop Middle School a premier learning environment.

OUR MISSION

At the Howard W. Bishop Middle School Academy of Technology and Gifted Studies, a nurturing environment is provided in which each student will progress academically, socially and technologically with cooperative support from family, staff and community. Challenged and motivated, at the place he/she wants to be, the student will attain extraordinary achievement, which will promote lifelong joy in learning.

SUCCESSFUL STUDENT PROFILE

The success of each student is important, and the staff at Howard Bishop Middle School is committed to student achievement. In an effort to help parents and students make an informed decision about enrolling in the Academy of Technology and Gifted Studies, the following characteristics have been identified as the attributes essential to achieving success in the program.

The academically successful student:
- is highly organized, motivated, inquisitive, and self-disciplined
- is focused on academic performance and goals
- values and seeks to acquire knowledge
- uses time wisely
- accepts challenges
- possesses good study habits
- accepts responsibility and consequences of actions
- works independently as well as cooperatively in large and small groups
- completes tasks
- respects self and others
- displays positive behaviors

PROGRAM OF STUDY

In keeping with the high academic standards of the Academy of Technology and Gifted Studies, students will pursue a rigorous program of study. All gifted courses are taught by specially-certified gifted teachers working with 15 to 18 students per class. The program of study is as follows:

Sixth Grade
Gifted Communications*
Gifted Science
Gifted World Cultures
Advanced Math
Technology
Physical Education
Elective

 

Seventh Grade
Gifted Communications*
Gifted Science
Gifted Geography
Pre-Algebra or Algebra
Multimedia Technology
Physical Education
Elective
Eighth Grade
Gifted Humanities/Communications*
Gifted U.S. History
Gifted Science
Algebra or Geometry
Foreign Language
Physical Education
Elective

 

 

* Communications includes reading and language arts

INDEPENDENT STUDIES
The coursework in all three grade levels includes research and independent studies. With guidance from teachers and parents, students will pursue projects to be completed over the course of several days, weeks or months. The results of their work may be presented in a conventional form (for example, a written report) or in more innovative forms (such as a multi-media presentation or web page). This varied approach will prepare students to take advantage of the technological tools which will be an integral part of the society of the 21st century.

MORE CHOICES

Elective classes at Howard Bishop Middle School include Band, Chorus, Art, Spanish, Business, Technology, Yearbook.

Application Information

Accepting Applications February of 2009
for info email
Ms. Masuda or Ms. Ball


Application Forms

Application
Goals Essay
Selection Criteria

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Welcome to the home of Multimedia @ Howard W. Bishop Middle School. Our mission is to showcase the work of the student's enrolled in the Academy of Technology and Gifted Studies. The 7th Grade student's enrolled are tasked with the maintenance and content of this site, as well as the completion of their regular studies in Technology. The 8th Grade student's enrolled in the Advanced Technology Class, oversee the maintenance and content for the HBMS site while pursuing independent topics in Technology. We hope you enjoy your visit here, returning often to watch us grow.

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Allie M.
Sungmin O.
Tyler W.
     

2nd Period
Travis S.
     

3rd Period
Ben A.
Warren H.
Gabe L.

4th Period
Eric B.
Sage C.
Taylor C.
Rhenn H.
Abbey P.
Stephen S.
Tabari S.
   

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Antony G.
Katie R.
Tristan V.
 

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Jalia S.
 

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John F.
Jack F.
Ezekiel H.
Chris L.
Emma L.
Allie M.
John N.
Sungmin O.
Terence S.
Sean W.
Tyler W.
     

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Thomas A.
Jon C.
Tahsis C.
Nate S.
Travis S.
     

3rd Period
Ben A.
Miranda C.
Arnav G.
Warren H.
Alexis I.
Jae Won J.
Gabe L.
Dagan M.
Matthew P.

4th Period
Sage C.
Taylor C.
Zach C.
Angel G.
Zach H.
Ryan K.
Abbey P.
Mary W.
   

5th Period
William A.
Sarah C.
Jarrod C.
Matt C.
Matt E.
Antony G.
Corey H.
Evan H.
Deion J.
Holden K.
Scott L.
Joshua P.
Tristan V.
 

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Deawna A.
Malachi G.
Harry H.
Jalia S.
Zach V.
 

 

 

Flash Tutorial Videos

Adding Gravity

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In this tutorial, we will discuss an effect that is overlooked a lot of the time, its called the ease effect. If you want your animation to stand out and have a better look and feel than the ease effect will help.


Digital Clock

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Add a sleek element to your site and give your users a real time digital clock to keep time. Design the clock using action script and import into your site as an .swf.


Propellor Effect

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Creating a spinning animation is very simple in Actionscript, taking only a few lines of code. So since it is so simple, we will take this tutorial one step further and show you how you can allow your users to control the spin and the direction of the spin using their arrow keys.


Dynamic Lines

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In this tutorial, you will learn how to create two draggable circles that will always remain connected via a dynamic line that you will create in Actionscript. No matter where you move the circles, they will always be connected by the line.


Bungee Ball

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In this tutorial, you will learn how to create a circle that the user can drag around the stage. But when the user releases his mouse, the circle will snap back to the center of the stage as though it were tied to a bungee cord.


New Year Fireworks

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In this special New Year tutorial, you will learn how to play with fireworks without setting any grassfires, and you will do so by learning how to create a fireworks show from scratch in Flash Professional 8.


Falling Flakes

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Once you"ve drawn your snowflake in Flash, this video will teach you how to animate multiple instances of your snowflakes falling before your eyes. This tutorial uses the Math.random method in order to give your snowfall a more natural feel.


Intro to Flash 8 Preview

learn flash

Today"s tip is an excerpt from our brand new "Introduction to Flash 8" video series, and in this clip, you will learn all about how to create shape tween animations where one shape morphs into another shape.


Intro to Flash 8 Preview

learn flash

Our new "Introduction to Flash 8" video series will be released soon, and in this excerpt from the series, you'll learn all about using and customizing panels and panel sets in Flash.


Countdown Timer

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In this tutorial, you'll learn how to create a timer in Flash that will count down the time to a given date in days, hours, minutes, and seconds. This is a great tool for counting down to holidays, birthdays, anniversaries, etc.


Gradient Mask Reflections

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A gradient mask is a great way to make a reflection effect. However, there arises a problem when you try to make a gradient mask visually in Flash. Flash treats the gradient like it was just a solid fill. But don"t worry! There"s a way to overcome this if you apply the mask using actionscript, and in this video, you'll learn how.


Fixing Unruly Shape Tweens

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Sometimes complex shape tweens can get a little rambunctious, even when we add all the shape hints we can think to add. In fact, sometimes the shape hints only serve to make things worse. In today"s tutorial, you'll learn a quick cheat that might fix some of the less desirable shape tween effects that might pop up.


Cursor Replacement And Blending Modes

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You"re going to need Flash Professional 8 for this tutorial. In this video, you'll learn how to use Flash 8"s blending modes to create a circle that follows the cursor around on the stage, inverting the colors of the image in the layer below the circle.


Rotating Globe Effect

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Unfortunately, Flash doesn"t have any functionality for creating true 3D animations by itself, but if you know a few tricks, sometimes you can fake it. In this tutorial, you'll learn how to create a somewhat 3D-esque rotating globe effect in Flash.


Animating Filters In Flash Pro 8

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You can motion tween a lot of things in Flash--position, transparency, color, etc--but did you know you could ALSO tween a filter in Flash Professional 8? In this video, Craig will show you how!


Creating A Bounce Animation With Actionscript

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Creating a bouncing ball animation can be a little tedious if you do it visually in Flash. In today"s video tutorial, Craig will show you how to create a bounce animation with only a few lines of ActionScript by calling on the Tween class and the Bounce class.


Creating & Animating Clouds

learn flash

One of the most popular features of Flash Professional 8 is the new "Filters" feature, which lets you add blurs, drop shadows, glows, and other filters to your objects. In today"s tip, you'll learn how to use the "blur" filter to create some very realistic clouds, and then you'll learn how to animate those clouds in Flash. Unfortunately, if you don"t have Flash Professional 8, you'll just have to sit back and watch.


Continuous Animation

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In this video, you'll learn how to set up a looping animation that doesn"t seem like it"s looping. It will look like a continuous stream flowing through a pipe.


Semitransparent Buttons

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In today"s beginner-level tutorial, you'll learn how to create a very simple, yet elegant, button symbol with a semitransparent background that loses its transparency on rollOver.


Typewriter Effect

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Today"s tip is a simple, though somewhat tedious effect, that allows us to create a typewriter animation where the user can see the text being typed onto the stage. The animation will be synced up with a sound file.


Animating Lines

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In today"s tutorial, you'll learn how to animate a series of lines to make it look like they"re drawing themselves onto the stage. This is done using a simple mask.


Symbol Instances

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I was asked recently about how to alter the label on one instance of a button without having the labels of the others instances of the same button change along with it. In this video, you'll learn an important distinction between the way symbols work and the way symbol instances work.


Rotating Sunburst Effect

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In this basic tutorial, you will learn how to highlight your logo by putting a rotating sunburst effect behind it. you'll also learn an important lesson about reusing graphic elements whenever possible.


Text Swipe Effect

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In today"s tutorial, you'll learn how to create an animated text swipe effect, where the text is quickly and smoothly revealed from left to right. Text effects like this can be a little tedious to achieve, but the end result is usually well worth the effort.


Creating A Gyroscope Animation

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Creating a spinning ring is as easy as flipping it over and tweening it. In this video, you'll learn how to create a gyroscope effect using multiple instances of this simple technique.


Countdown Timer

learn flash

In this tutorial, you'll learn how to create a timer in Flash that will count down the time to a given date in days, hours, minutes, and seconds. This is a great tool for counting down to holidays, birthdays, anniversaries, etc.


Intro To Flash 8 Preview

learn flash

Our new "Introduction to Flash 8" video series will be released soon, and in this excerpt from the series, you'll learn all about using and customizing panels and panel sets in Flash.


Intro To Flash 8 Preview

learn flash

Today"s tip is an excerpt from our brand new "Introduction to Flash 8" video series, and in this clip, you will learn all about how to create shape tween animations where one shape morphs into another shape.


Text Gradient Fills

learn flash

Unfortunately, applying a gradient fill to text in Flash isn"t as easy as selecting the text field and then choosing a linear gradient from the Color Mixer panel. So in this video, you will learn two different methods to achieve this effect.


Problems With Rotating Animations

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Creating an animation of an object rotating is very easy to do, whether you do it with tweens or in Actionscript. Unfortunately, sometimes the rotations don"t occur exactly how you would want them to, because by default, the anchor for the rotation is the center point of the object being rotated. In this tutorial, you will learn how to change that anchor point for both tweened animations and Actionscript animations.


Illustration Optimization

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Many artists prefer using hand-drawn illustration techniques for their Flash graphics, but there"s often a big hit on your file size when using these types of illustrations. In this tutorial, you'll learn why this is the case, and you'll also learn a couple of techniques for optimizing those illustrations in order to reduce file size.


Creating And Animating Clouds

learn flash

One of the most popular features of Flash Professional 8 is the new "Filters" feature, which lets you add blurs, drop shadows, glows, and other filters to your objects. In today"s tip, you'll learn how to use the "blur" filter to create some very realistic clouds, and then you'll learn how to animate those clouds in Flash. Unfortunately, if you don"t have Flash Professional 8, you'll just have to sit back and watch.


Javascript Popup Windows

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Unfortunately, there"s no way to create a customizable popup window using only Flash. But the good news is that with a little help from JavaScript, you can create popup windows with no scrollbars, no toolbars, no menubars, and you can even specify the size of the popup window. In this tutorial, you'll learn how to do just that.


Conditionals And Toggle Switches

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A conditional is a way of executing a piece of code only if the circumstances are right. In this tutorial, you will learn how to use the if() statement to control a toggle switch in Flash.


Common Mistakes with Actions and Buttons

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There are two ways to add actions to a button in Flash. You can add the actions to the button itself or you can refer to the button when adding actions to a frame. Unfortunately, the actions you add will be a little different depending on which method you choose. Because of this difference, the ActionScript involved can be a little confusing to beginners. In this video, we"ll clear up all the confusion and fix some common mistakes that are made in the process.


ComboBox Interactivity

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In Flash, the ComboBox component is basically nothing more than your basic dropdown list that you see in forms on the Internet. In this video, you'll learn how to use this component to communicate with another movie clip on the stage.


Animation Setup

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Animation can be a tricky process if you"ve never done it before, but Flash makes it possible to reuse pieces of your animation so you don"t have to continually redraw everything. In this tutorial, you'll learn some basics for drawing and preparing your drawings for animation in Flash.


Basic Preloader

This tutorial is an excerpt for an upcoming training series, to be released by LearnFlash.com on March 31. In this excerpt, you'll learn how to create a simple preloader for your Flash website.


Simple Page Transitions

This tutorial is an excerpt for an upcoming training series, to be released by LearnFlash.com on March 31. In this excerpt, you'll learn how to create simple animated transitions for your Flash website.


Loading Pictures Dynamically

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The loader component in Flash is a very handy tool for loading external images into your Flash file. In this video, you'll learn the fundamentals behind creating a photo gallery, using the loader component to load pictures one at a time.


Digital Clock

It"s always helpful to know what time it is, and in today"s video tip, you'll learn how to pass this information on to the users of your website. In this tutorial, you'll discover how to use dynamic text fields and Actionscript to create your own digital clock for your Flash website.


Disabling Buttons

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If you"re on the homepage of your website, obviously it won"t do the user much good to click on the "home" button of your menu. In this video, you'll learn how to disable a button when you"re on the page that the button is designed to take you to.


Random Jumping

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Predictability is way overrated. Web users all over the world expect a button to stand still when they click on it. So why not take a little of that predictability away from them? In this video, you'll learn how to generate random numbers in Flash and then use those numbers to create an elusive button or graphic that jumps to a random position on the stage every time your user hovers his mouse cursor over it.


Magic Cursor

If you want to learn to make your Flash websites truly interactive, then it"s very important that you understand how to alter the properties of your objects dynamically. In this video, LearnFlash.com trainer Craig Campbell will show you how to alter the "alpha" property, or the transparency, of an object in Actionscript so that the object fades in and out as you move your mouse cursor left and right across the stage.


Button Basics

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Creating buttons in Flash may seem fairly straightforward--and it is--but there are a few things that many Flash novices don"t realize about making their buttons interactive. For instance, did you know that there are two places where you can add your actionscript for your button? Watch this video to find out more.


Creating Movie Clip Buttons

In this tutorial, you'll learn how to create animated buttons by storing your button as a movie clip symbol instead of a button symbol. Movie clip symbols will give you much more flexibility.


Animating with ActionScript

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In this tutorial, you'll learn how to create a simple animation using ActionScript instead of motion tweens.


Falling Text Effect

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In this video, you'll learn how to create a really sharp animation effect by animating the letters of a block of text onto the stage separately.


Smoke Effect

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Learn how to create a really cool smoke effect using Flash Professional 8"s new filters!


Flashing Face Effect

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In this tutorial, you'll learn how to highlight a picture on the stage by causing it to flash a couple times.

Photoshop Tutorial Videos

Making a Photo Old

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There are lots of methods of aging a photo. Instead of just weathering and roughing it up, Brian Harber shows us the basic properties of old photo exposure, and how to achieve the same look in Photoshop (high contrast, fuzziness, random shadow from flash; no true black; THEN add dust & scratches.)


Clear Skies

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In this tip, Brian Harber explores the wide potential in sky replacement and subsequent color adjustment. If you"ve ever had a picture that you loved, but it was unfortunately very cloudy or dull, here"s an easy way to spice up that picture.


Red, Black & White

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Who knows where the new style of a single-color (usually red) contrasted with black and white came from? Regardless, Brian Harber shows us in this video the various methods of capturing that vibrant red or other color while desaturating the rest.


3D Angled Text

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Have you ever wanted a line of text to pop off the page? In this tip, Brian Harber shows a 3D angle effect that will make your text standout.


Bicubic Sharper

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When resizing an image in Photoshop, if you use all the default settings, the image will end up with a little bit of a blur to it--hardly distinguishable, but it is there. In this tutorial, you will learn how to customize the way your image is resampled when you resize it in order to maintain the sharpness of the image.


Wood Grain Texture

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In this video tutorial, trainer Craig Campbell will show you how to create a wood grain texture from scratch in Photoshop.


Rubber Band

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The pen tool can be a little tricky to use, and until you get used to it, you might not always know where your next anchor point is going to leave you. In this tutorial, Geoff Riggs will show you how to use the Rubber Band option with your pen tool, which will allow you to see hints of what your shape will l