Tryout with Lower Third

Instead of putting the whole 'A stands for Apple' text in the animation for the children to read, we decided to change a little bit on how the text would appear.

We'll spell out the letter word by word, so that the children would be able to read the letters and pronounce it at the same time. There will be a narrator that will spell aloud the letters for the children when they play the animation as well. For now, we chose the colour Red as the letters appear, but when the narrator reads the whole sentence aloud, it will turn to Black.

Here's a sample on how it'll look like.

Sample Animation

I manage to complete the first animation, which is for the letter 'A'! 

The feedbacks given were;

• For the lower third, have more considerations for the colours that would attract the children to read it
• Take note of the fonts used, maybe 'Arial Black Rounded' for instance
• Think about how the lower third can help the children to read, since it is targeted to children aged between 3-4, research on how much they can read
  

Simple Tryout

I did a simple animation of Adrian waving to the screen using Flash. Although I'm not sure why the quality of the image is so .. pixelated. It could be because of the setting that I used when I exported it as a .gif format.

Angie.