With your Java environment now properly configured, in this tutorial you will learn how to code the traditional “Hello World” program in Java. The Hello World program will be coded and then explained line by line. You can code along with me as we then compile and run the program using the Java Virtual Machine. If you haven’t worked from the command line before, this is an interesting opportunity to put the command line in to action and run this below the Operating System layer.
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I am getting a lot of requests for some Java videos, so this is the first in a new, ambitious series.
In this tutorial you will learn how to properly configure the Java environment. Java is not exactly plug and play, but getting the JDK (Java Development Kit) to work is not hard to do if you follow the steps in this video!
In this video we will download the Java JDK, install it, and then configure it. If you’ve been mystified by instructions to set up the PATH variable, this video will show you that too! Finally we’ll test the configuration with the traditional Hello World Program.
Last month I was approached by a clueless vendor at the Learning Solutions Conference in Orlando, Florida. After making small talk he said, “Well if you’re an Actionscript programmer, you NEED to see our product.”
He proceeded to demonstrate the typical Powerpoint plug in approach, which had some canned Flash text effects and fades. I tried to explain that while his product had some nice effects, and certainly would save time for someone doing animation to enhance their eLearning presentation, it did not at all tap in to the power of Actionscript.
This is the fourth video (in two parts) in the C Programming series. This particular series when finished will take the viewer from basic C all the way to creating simple games in C on the GameBoy Advance platform. While not a current platform it does give a really great introduction in to handheld game production.
This video discusses a couple of very important concepts in C. First simple If conditinals are reviewed. Then the Else and Else If statements are introduced to make long, complex conditionals. The logic of if conditionals is than expanded so that AND and OR conditionals can be created.
One of the most common questions I get is “What Programming Language Should I Learn First?” Others have attempted to answer this question, however, I’m not sure there really is a definitive answer.
Tables and the table tag are a great way to display information in columns and rows. While tables appear tricky at first, this tutorial will show you how to easily construct tables
If you’re tired of rebooting when you need to switch operating systems, or just want to give Linux a try without committing a hard drive partition, this tutorial is for you.
I just completed presenting and attending the BYOL eLearning conference in Salt Lake City, Utah. Having an opportunity to present for the attendees as well as attend a few sessions I had a unique perspective on the conference and came away with a few revelations about eLearning in general.
This is the second eLearning focused conference I have presented at and certainly will not be the last. I enjoyed the interaction with the others at the conference and enjoyed teaching two Actionscript Sessions and a shorter introductory session on Flex.
I’m not an instructional designer, however, I do teach and have an expertise in the technologies used to produce eLearning, so, hopefully, you’ll find these tips useful!
I will be presenting at this year’s BYOL: eLearning 2009 in Salt Lake City. I have been invited to present training sessions on Adobe Actionscript and Adobe Flex. The BYOL conferences have a unique concept– The session are in-depth and hands-on. Participants will go through what are essentially technical training sessions in all areas of eLearning. Other presenters are discussing everything from Captivate to enterprise LMS systems to the design of eLearning courses.
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