1. Explain and justify the need for a solution for a specified client/end user.

My challenge that I have been set, is to design an educational interactive diagram that will teach a specific audience about my diagram. My end user or target audience will be students that are grades 1-3 because it kind of depends what they are doing in school. Actually it could be for anyone interested, but I will narrow it down to grades 1-3 since I want to make it colourful and appealing to kids, also possibly my interactive diagram could be useful to travelling people that are travelling inside Europe or to a country in Europe if they would like to find out more about the country. My idea is to make a diagram about all the european countries and teach them to my audience (where their locations are). So my diagram will show them the different countries and when you click on it, a few bits of information will pop up.

2. Identify and prioritise the research needed to develop a solution to the problem.
1. Have a look what Flash is 2. play around with Flash-- get to know it 3. a map of Europe 4. all of the countries in Europe 5. information about each country 6. where all the counties are in Europe 7. Some interesting facts about each country (links together with point 5) 8. Have a look at different interactive diagrams to get an idea how this will look at the end 9. Do some research about my (2) target groups. (more info about kids than the adults) 10. Look at other interactive diagrams and see how they make it interesting First I will need to actually have a look what Flash is and how it works. Then I will need to find all the things that I need to make my diagram, like a map. Then another thing that I will have to do is, to look up all the countries in Europe and where their location is. Once I have done that, I will have to look up some facts about each country, like what its population is, or some special features like monuments. I will also look up where a lot of the business people travel to in Europe.

3. Analyse a range of existing products that inspire a solution to the problem.

Monoface

Different parts of Animal cells

Different parts of the Guitar.

Monoface is a fun and interesting diagram. Its colours are simple and its layout too. The colours blue and white are good colours to choose because blue is natural colour which doesnt make you focus on the background very much. White is a good colour to choose too because it is a simple colour and you see it everywhere which makes you think this isnt anything new. The layout is a good choice too because it isnt hard to understand and you dont have to figure out how to use it. I like the second diagram too because it is clear and simple. Its colour are good here too because since the background is black you will need some bright colours like yellow or darkish blue. Also I like how when you scroll over the part of the cell, it highlights the matching name to it and the other way around too. This is what makes it interactive. The third one is good too. It is not my favorite because I am not really into guitars and instruments, but I like how when you go over one with your mouse, bits of information come up below. But what I dont really like is how long the explanations are. There is so much to read which I dont like that much, but if it takes that much to explain it then thats fine. So as a summary, the two diagrams (not monoface) are very similar because both teach something about a certain subject and as you scroll over it, I shows you what the part is or a small explanation. The three diagrams do kind of inspire the target to use them because #1, Monoface is just a diagram to have fun and to fool around, but the others teach you thing about a subject. For example the animal cell one, if you are interested or you dont understand how cells work/the different parts, you can have a look at the diagram and that might help you. As I said before, if I compare all the diagrams, diagrams 1+2 are very similar but one contrast between the 1st and the 2ond one is that if you scroll over one of the guitar parts, it says the name and what it does or its importance. The first diagram is of course much different since there is nothing to really learn about there. So this one contrasts a lot compare to the other two.

4. Summarise the analysis of the findings from a range of sources related to the development of a possible solution, cited appropriately.
Our challenge is to create an educational interactive diagram that will teach kids/people about an interesting topic and passion of yours. In my research that I have looked at (examples of interactive diagrams) I have learned that it doesnt look easy to make one and also, I want to come up with an interesting topic and not one that is boring and makes you want to quit the game. But also I have found out, that last years grade 8 students came up with a bunch of different ideas that are not too bad!. :) Things it should include or should be: colourful

interesting grab the users attention makes the user find out more It should be reasonable educational and fun-- 50:50

CONCLUSION So, I will need to make my diagram look colourful and interesting to make it look appealing and grab the kids (and travelling peoples) attention. Also my diagram should of course teach them something and they should find out more about the country. Another thing/feature it should have is it should be educational which links in with teaching the user something. Also it should be fun so that it does not bore the child. (Especially the child). Maybe a teacher (teaching grades 1-3) could even find this diagram on the web and show it to her students for them to try out. TARGET GROUP RESEARCH: KIDS (GRADES 1-3) http://www.learningplanet.com/stu/index.asp? tab=2 I have had a look at this website and it is colorful because it has little comic people which will interest kids to use it more. http://water.usgs.gov/edu/watercycle-kidsadv.html This is an interactive diagram I found on the web like we are doing. This I think is great for kids and they like using it because it uses little raindrops everywhere and it has a lot of nice colours. So, here by looking at this website and the diagram and looking at my brother or other kids and classrooms, that kids like it more colorful because apparently they can express themselves through using color. TRAVELLERS http://www.lonelyplanet.com/searchResult?q= Germany This is a website I have found is a really good site and here you can see that probably mostly only adults look at this website that is why it is not as colourful as the kids websites. http://www.roughguides.com/destinations/eur ope/germany/where-to-go/ This is another good site to go to since it also shows you the information you are looking for and here again the outline is simple. I have found out by looking at these websites and to my parents or other adults in general that they like to keep it more simple.

INFORMATION ABOUT THE COUNTRIES:

Albania Capital: Tirana Currency: Lek Language:

Andorra Capital: Andorra la Vella Currency: Euro

Armenia Capital:Yerevan Currency: Dram Language:

Austria Capital: Vienna Currency: Euro Language:

Azerbaijan Capital: Baku Currency: Manat Language:

Albanian Sightseeing attractions: Albanias most popular sport is Football-- there is a big football stadium in the capital--Tirana. Another very nice attraction, is the town Berat. Its location is on the right bank of the river Osum. It has a lot of nice architectural buildings.

Language: Catalan Sightseeing attractions: Sant Joan de caselles is an old church build in the 1112th century and is located in Canillo. If you like going mountain climbing then the great mountain Coma pedrosa is a perfect mountain for you to climb on. A lot of mountain climbers go there every year but of course it is also a great place to have a look at.

Armenian Sightseeing attractions: A great sight seeing attraction is the Tatev Monastery. It is located on a large plateau near the Tatev village in Syunik (southeastern Armenia). Another great attraction is the Yerevan opera house in the capital city. It was designed by an Armenian architect called Alexander Tamanian.

German Sightseeing attractions: The St. Stephens Cathedral in Vienna is very famous and pretty. From the outside and the shape is seems kind of Romanesque and Gothic. A beautiful attraction is the Hohensalzburg Castle. It is located on top of a small mountain in the Salzburg a famous city in the West of Austria.

Azerbaijani Sightseeing attractions: An amazing attraction is the Gobustan national park in mainly in the basin of the Jeyrankechmaz River. If you are interested in architecture or cool building, then the Heydar Aliyev center is exactly perfect for you. It is built by an IraqiBritish architect and is 619,000 square feet big.

Belarus

Belgium

Bosnia & Herzegovina

Bulgaria

Croatia

Capital: Minsk Currency: Belarusian Ruble Language: Belarusian, Russian Sightseeing attractions: I personally love nature and being outside and if you do too, then the Bialowieza forest would be amazing and it has about 800 European bison living there. You would find it in Hrodna and Brest Voblasts. There is a Zoo called the Minsk Zoo which is a great attraction for kids since they love animals and it

Capital: Brussels Currency: Euro Language: Dutch, French and German Sightseeing attractions: The amusement park Mini Europe is a great attraction for the whole family! As the name says, it has a bunch of Monuments of the different European countries just is mini formation. If you like music, then you should visit the Musical Instrument Museum. It is part of the Royal Museums for Art and History and renowned for that

Capital: Sarajevo Currency: Convertible Mark Language: Bosnian, Croatian, Siberian Sightseeing attractions: The Stari Most Bridge is a big white bridge that crosses over the Neretva river and connects two parts of the Mostar. The second attraction I would like to tell you about, is the Sutjeska National Park in the Republika Srpska entity. It is a big national park which got established in 1962 and is a

Capital: Sofia Currency: Euro Language: Bulgarian Sightseeing attractions: Some great geological features are the Seven Rila Lakes. They are a group of lakes of glacial origin, in the northwestern Rila Mountains. They are the most visited group of lakes in Bulgaria. The Sunny Beach is a big seaside resort on the Black Sea coast of Bulgaria, it is located approximately 35 km north of

Capital: Currency: Language: Sightseeing attractions: A very beautiful sightseeing attraction is the Plitvice Lakes National Park. It is the oldest national park in Southeast Europe and the largest national park in Croatia. Croatia has a lot of very nice islands. For example two are: Mljet and Hvar. I think it would really be worth it going there.

would be great for adults too.

is has a collection of over 8000 instruments.

great place to go hiking or walking.

Burgas in Nessebar municipality, Burgas Province.

Cyprus Capital: Nicosia Currency: Euro Language: Greek and Turkish Interesting Facts: Cyprus population is about 1,117,000 people. A nice sight seeing attraction might be The Tombs of the Kings. It is a large necropolis which is about two kilometres north-west of Paphos harbour. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Czech Republic Capital: Prague Currency: Czech koruna Language: Czech Interesting Facts: Their prime minister is Bohuslav Sobotka and (if interested) their dialing code is 420.

Denmark Capital: Copenhagen Currency: Danish krone Language: Danish Interesting Facts: Denmarks population is 5.59 million people and one of their biggest university is the University of Copenhagen.

Estonia Capital: Tallinn Currency: Euro Language: Estonian Interesting Facts: Their president is Toomas Hendrik Ilves and one good University is the University of Tartu.

England Capital: London Currency: English Pound Language: English Interesting Facts: There is a very famous university called Oxford University in London, also you can do very good shopping in London, and England is famous in Rugby. A sightseeing attraction which might be interesting is the Buckingham palace where he queen is and the london eye.

Finland Capital: Helsinki Currency: Euro Language: Finnish and Swedish Interesting Facts: 90% of the population speaks Finnish, 5,4% Swedish and 0.03% Sami. Some of their religions are Lutheranism and Eastern Orthodoxy.

France

Georgia Capital: Tbilisi Currency: Lari Language: Georgian Interesting Facts: Georgia has a Jewish community that is considered

Germany

Greece

Hungary

Capital: Paris Currency: Euro Language: French Interesting Facts: France shares its boundaries with 8 different countries and is the largest nation is western

Capital: Berlin Currency: Euro Language: German Interesting Facts: Germanys chancellor is Angela Merkel and a very nice Forest

Capital: Currency: Language: Interesting Facts: Greece is roughly the size of Alabama and the population of Greece is more

Capital: Budapest Currency: Forint Language: Hungarian Interesting Facts: Hungary is bordered by Slovakia, Ukraine, Romania, Serbia,

Europe. Also France has nearly 3000 miles of sea shore and is one of the biggest wine producing countries in the world.

one of the oldest in the world. Another interesting fact is that the deepest known cave in the world is the Voronya Cave which is in Georgia.

is the Black Forest. It is located southwest of a town called Stuttgart.

than 10 million people compare to the state Alabama it is about 4.5 million people. Also Greece has the longest coastline on the Mediterranean Basin and the 11th longest coastline in the world.

Croatia, Slovenia and Austria. And Hungarians have won Nobel Prizes in every category except peace

Iceland

Ireland

Italy

Kosovo

Latvia

Capital: Reykjavik Currency: Icelandic krona Language: Icelandic and Polish Interesting Facts: Life expectancy is 81 years for women and 76 years for men which is one of the highest in the world. In 2006, Iceland was ranked fourth happiest nation in the world.

Capital: Dublin Currency: Euro Language: English, Irish Interesting Facts: An Irish man called James Hoban designed the white house. Gaelic is the next common language spoken next to Irish and English.

Capital: Rome Currency: Euro Language: Italian Interesting Facts: Apparently Italy has more masterpieces per square mile than any other country in the world. This is kind of a fun fact about Italy, when McDonald's opened in 1986 in Rome, food purists outside the restaurant gave away free spaghetti to remind people of their culinary (cooking) heritage

Capital: Pristina Currency: Euro Language: Albanian and Serbian Interesting Facts: Kosovo is the newest nation of the 21st century. Also the most popular sports are basketball, canoeing, boxing, chess, soccer, gymnastics, swimming and table tennis.

Capital: Riga Currency: Euro Language: Latvian Interesting Facts: There are about 1.5 million tourists or visitors that travel to Latvia and its been increasing about 15% per year since 2009. The second most common language in this country is Russian.

Liechtenstein

Lithuania

Luxembourg

Macedonia Capital: Skopje Currency: Macedonian denar Language: Macedonian Interesting Facts: Their

Moldova

Capital: Vaduz Currency: Swiss Franc Language: German Interesting Facts: It actually

Capital: Vilnius Currency: Lithuanian Litas Language: Lithuanian Interesting Facts: It is not

Capital: Luxembourg Currency: Euro Language: French, Luxembourgish and German

Capital: Chisinau Currency: Moldovan leu Language: Romanian Interesting Facts: their dialing cole is

lies completely in the alps and is the richest german speaking country.

part of the European Union and is the largest of the three Baltic states.

Interesting Facts: Luxembourg is part of the European Union and has a lot of Universities.

population lies by 2.106 million and it is located in the central Balkan peninsula near Greece.

+373, they are not part of the European Union and their rate of population is 3,559,500

Montenegro Capital: Podgorica Currency: Euro Language: Montenegrin Interesting Facts: Their dialing code is +382, their population is 625,266, it is in Southeastern Europe and it has a coast on Adriatic Sea.

The Netherlands Capital: Amsterdam Currency: Euro Language: Dutch Interesting Facts: Their dialing code is +31 if you ever need it and in Amsterdam you can visit some nice schopps! (Shopping!) Also the Netherlands has some really nice beaches which I would recommend going to especially on the west coast.

Norway Capital: Oslo Currency: Norwegian Krone Language: Norwegian Interesting Facts: Norway belongs to the Scandinavian Unitary and the oldest and largest university in Norway is the University of Oslo.

Poland Capital: Warsaw Currency: Polish zloty Language: Polish Interesting Facts: their dialing code is +48 and their president (2014) is Bronislaw Komorowski.

Portugal Capital: Currency: Language: Interesting Facts: It is bordered by the atlantic ocean to the south and west, and by Spain to the north and east. Also it is a unitary semipresidential republic which means the government decides all of the rules and it is controlled by a president.

Romania

Russia

Scotland

Serbia Capital: Belgrade Currency: Seberin dinar Language: Serbian Interesting Facts: Serbia covers the southern part of the Pannonian Plain and the central Balkans. Also

Slovakia

Slovenia

Capital: Bucharest Currency: Romanian leu Language: Romanian Interesting Facts: Their population is 21.33 million and a very nice sightseeing attraction its the Bran castle near the city

Capital: Moscow Currency: Russian ruble Language: Russian Interesting Facts: It covers 3,960,000 square kilometers and goes across 40% of Europe. Also

Capital: Edinburgh Currency: pound sterling Language: English Interesting Facts: Scotland is its own country but it often gets referred to the United Kingdom which is owned by

Capital: Bratislava Currency: Euro Language: Slovak Interesting Facts: Their president is Ivan Gasparovic and it has a population of over five million people and an area of

Capital: Ljubljana Currency: Euro Language: Slovenian Interesting Facts: Their dialing code is +386 and their government is a Parliamentary republic . Also the Postojna

Bran.

the biggest part of Russia is in the very north of Asia and is the biggest country in the world.

England. I would really recommend going there especially because of their accents and also because of their nice lakes like Loch Ness.

their dialing code is +381 and if you would like to rent a car, remember to drive on the RIGHT!

about 49,000 square kilometres

caves look really amazing and I am sure it would be worth going there.

Spain Capital: Madrid Currency: Euro Language: Spanish Interesting Facts: Spain has some amazing beaches you should visit, especially in the summer they are great! Also Spain has some nice islands around like Majorca which are great too.

Sweden Capital: Stockholm Currency: Swedish krona Language: Swedish Interesting Facts:Sweden is located right above Germany and is borderd by Norway to the West. The top of Sweden is cold and it makes a kind of U circle around the top and connects with Finland.

Switzerland Capital: Bern Currency: Swiss franc Language: German, Romansh, French, Italian, and a language called Swiss german which is kind of like a dialect. Interesting Facts: Switzerland has a lot of big cities like Zurich, Basel and Bern. It also has very good and secure banks which a lot of people use.

Turkey Capital: Ankara Currency: Turkish lira Language: Turkish Interesting Facts: Their president is Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Turkey would like to be part of the European Union, but there are still some rules that they have to change in order to become a part of it. Also is beautiful and it has a lot of nice beaches and hotels.

Ukraine Capital: Kiev Currency: Ukrainian hryvnia Language: Ukrainian Interesting Facts: Their population is 45.59 million and the European Union offered the Ukraine to become a part of it but their president declined the offer. The people got really mad then. (2013-14)

MAP WITHOUT NAMES OF THE COUNTRIES

MAP WITH NAME OF THE COUNTRIES

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FLASH SCREENSHOTS: MY FLASH BUTTON: https://drive.google.com/a/isdedu.de/file/d/0B5DusWMYaEM0YzExVHRpRzBMVmM/edit?usp= sharing

FIRST MAKE A RECTANGLE, THEN CONTROL CLICK ON THE RECTANGLE. ONCE YOUVE DONE THAT, CLICK ON CONVERT SYMBOL.

THEN, CHANGE THE MOVIE CLIP BUTTON TO BUTTON AND CHANGE THE NAME TO SOMETHING ELSE.

THIS IS YOUR LIBRARY WHERE YOU SEE WHAT ALL THE THINGS ARE THAT YOU HAVE.

THEN GO BACK TO YOUR BUTTON AND DOUBLE CLICK ON THE RECTANGLE AND CLICK F6 3 TIMES SO THAT AT THE BOTTOM, YOU SEE UP OVER ETC

THEN ON THE OVER BUTTON DOWN THERE, CLICK ON IT AND THEN ON A DIFFERENT COLOUR TO FILL IT IN.

AFTER THAT, CLICK ON SCENE 1 AT THE TOP OF THE SCREEN

THEN, CONTROL CLICK ON THE LITTLE CIRCLE/DOT UNDER THE 1 AND CLICK ON ACTIONS.

AFTER THAT, A WINDOW WILL COME UP. CLICK ON CODE SNIPPETS AT THE TOP RIGHT OF THE WINDOW THING.

THEN IN THE CODE SNIPPETS (ANOTHER SMALL WINDOW THING) CLICK ON TIMELINE NAVIGATION. FROM THERE DOUBLE CLICK ON STOP THIS FRAME AND THEN ENTER AND CLOSE THE WINDOWS.

TO SEE YOUR SCENE WINDOWS, CLICK ON WINDOWS IN YOUR TOOL BAR OF THE FLASH PROGRAM AND THEN ON OTHER PANELS AND ON SCENE.

YOUR SCENE WINDOW WILL LOOK LIKE THIS THEN.

IN YOUR SCENE WINDOW THING, ADD A NEW SCENE. DO THIS BY CLICKING ON THE MOST LEFT BOTTOM BUTTON ON THE WINDOW. THEN CLICK ON SCENE 2 IN YOUR SCENE WINDOW AND, FROM YOUR LIBRARY DRAG THE BUTTON THAT YOU MADE INTO THE WHITE RECTANGLE ON YOUR SCENE TWO.

SO, THEN CLICK ON SCENE 2, AND WITH THE TEXT TOOL TYPE IN THE WHITE RECTANGLE SCENE 2

THEN CLICK BACK ON SCENE 1 IN THE SCENE WINDOW, AND AGAIN CONTROL CLICK ON THE LITTLE CIRCLE/DOT UNDER THE 1 AND CLICK ON ACTIONS.

AS YOU DID BEFORE, CLICK ON CODE SNIPPETS AGAIN.

THEN ON TIMELINE NAVIGATION, BUT THIS TIME, CLICK ON CLICK TO GO TO SCENE AND PLAY. THEN WHEN YOU ARE IN THE WINDOW THERE, CHANGE THE GREEN SCENE 3 TO SCENE 2.

THERE YOU GO!!!!!