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Application of Flash in Courseware Making

Liu Gui-zhi

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Because of swift development of information technology and computer,CAI courseware become an important means a-mong teaching. Flash is a concrete software for CAI courseware. This text provide the Flash characteristic and the course of making the courseware completely, thus expounded the Flash software multifunctionality and advantage in making the courseware.

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Because of swift development of information technology and computer,CAI courseware become an important means a-mong teaching. Flash is a concrete software for CAI courseware. This text provide the Flash characteristic and the course of making the courseware completely, thus expounded the Flash software multifunctionality and advantage in making the courseware.

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Because of swift development of information technology and computer,CAI courseware become an important means a-mong teaching. Flash is a concrete software for CAI courseware. This text provide the Flash characteristic and the course of making the courseware completely, thus expounded the Flash software multifunctionality and advantage in making the courseware.

Key concepts: Flash (photography), Swift, Computer science, Software, Multimedia, Software engineering, Programming language, Visual arts

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