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Any Questions??

Post questions that you would like to make your peers to know about. If you know the answer to the questions posted, feel free to answer them. I will be monitoring this page.user:norman_v

It is supposed to be a demonstration of the product. Meaning showing the product, what it looks like, angles of it, colours, insides and parts. || || -Malaika Ghayyur ||  || What I would recommend is that you download all the slides I have prepared. That you compare it with your notes and see which topics I have emphasized. When you see what I emphasized in lectures (and If you missed something, you can ask your peer's notes). I don't everything from Ware and I will not be meticulous with the math and parts. In essence, use the slides as guide and If you don't understand something, you can consult the text book to help you that way. In the latest classes (like the last lecture), I will not be using the book as a reading material, so you would need to rely entirely from your notes and my slides. - Norman ||
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 * What is the t.a./technolgy specialist email? ||  || It will be announced when Duygu gets her Sheridan account set up. user:norman_v ||
 * Are we supposed to just make an animation, or is the .mov file supposed to be like a commercial ie. directly selling your idea to your consumers ||  || My apologies, I have not been getting notification of this page.
 * Are we supposed to just make an animation, or is the .mov file supposed to be like a commercial ie. directly selling your idea to your consumers ||  || My apologies, I have not been getting notification of this page.
 * What are the different types of animation we are supposed to create? The rubric gives the example of cross section animation, but what is that and what other types are we expected to use? ||  || Every shape you work with will have its set of features generally it ranges from opacity to cross fade, see the screen:
 * How do we create transitions and effects in our .mov files? Can we edit the video in Premier instead? Although that would render the file a .avi file instead of .mov. ||  || Yes, you could use that or simply movie maker if you wish. Though I would not bother with this since I would like you to show a continues animation and for that transitions are not required. ||
 * What are the best stratagies we can start adopting from now to prepare for the exam? Will the exam be text-book intensive? Or will we rely more so on the lectures and lecture slides? Thanks