WebAIM: Creating Accessible Macromedia Flash Content
Adobe - Accessibility Resource Center
Animator vs. Animation by *alanbecker on deviantART
Adobe - Flash Player Version Penetration
WWW FAQs: Why do my MP3 files sound bad in Flash Player?
Explains the sampling rate issues with audio in Flash and provides step-by-step directions to correct it using Audacity and LAME
Adobe Flash Tutorials - Best of | Tutorials | Smashing Magazine
Extensive list of Flash tutorials with descriptions from different sources.
Adobe - Developer Center : Using animations to extend Adobe Captivate for right-click capability
It's always been irritating when creating software demos in Captivate that you can't ask users to right click. I've always just animated those actions and done a demo before, but this tutorial shows a way to actually have users do the right click and even score it. The Flash file to embed is included with the tutorial.
Adobe - Developer Center : CaptivatePlayer: Delivering Macromedia Captivate Content on the Web
Captivate tutorial & sample file to create a Flash menu to link multiple Captivate files.
The Many Hats of an Instructional Designer
Matching game about skills for instructional designers
UMapper / Home
Create Flash-based interactive maps with points of interest marked. Some facilitators have asked about a way to create a map of where students are to help build a sense of community in an online class; this looks like it might work for that purpose.
ClassTools.net: Games for Education
Free games, tools, and graphic organizers, including a Venn Diagram, priority chart, timeline, and timer. You can create your own casual games with questions, like a word game based on "Space Invaders."
gotoandlearn.com
Free video tutorials on Flash
Tutorials | elearninglive.com
The goal here is to create Flash tutorials specifically for instructional designers and e-learning developers. Right now there's only one tutorial (on creating a drag and drop activity using ActionScript 3.0), but he plans to add more over time.
Ajax Animator Open Source Flash
Web-based open source application for creating animations. Allows for the creation of multiple layers and uses a timeline. Not much documentation or support since it's early in development, but looks like it's worth playing with if you don't have the budget for Flash and do have some time.
AdobeTV
Video tutorials for Adobe products, grouped by product and by channels for roles (education, photographer, designer, etc.)
Building a Drag-and-Drop Jigsaw Puzzle - Part 1
Free files & directions for creating a drag & drop puzzle activity in Flash. Use your own images.
Corporate eLearning & Flash Development Portfolio -:- Clearly Trained
Portfolio with samples of simple and complex Flash simulations, corporate e-learning, and educational games. Several of the examples are from Edheads.org, some of my favorite simulations and games.
Flash Accessibility (508 Compliance) | MinuteBio
Resources for accessibility in Flash
Screenr - @minutebio: Adding Learning Interactions in Adobe Flash using Flash's Common Libraries
Quick screencast on using Flash's Common Library of learning interactions
Swftools.com - Flash tools, utilities, applications, components
Directory of tools that do at least some of what Flash can do or that work with Flash--presentation tools, quiz tools, PowerPoint to Flash converters, ActionScript editors, etc. Most have free demos; not many open source options in this area.
I Came, I Saw, I Learned...: Flash CS4: Inverse Kinematics and ActionScript 3.0
Very cool stuff in Flash CS4. Create a "bone structure" with joints that move realistically. I have no idea how I'd use it, but the demos are worth checking out.
Creating Accessible Flash Course – Course Introduction – 1 of 7
Free resource on how to create accessible content using Flash, from the US Department of Veterans Affairs
How to Update an Old Course Without the Source Files
With the impending demise of Flash, organizations will need to upgrade their libraries of old Flash elearning to HTML5. If you can't recreate them from scratch, Tom Kuhlmann shares this method using screen captures to quickly convert old courses. You still have to manually add interactions, but you can bring in a lot of content as screen capture images.
Extract content from SCORM package - Building Better Courses Discussions - E-Learning Heroes
I'm bookmarking this for Matthew Bibby's reply. If you have only the published SCORM files for a course published in Storyline 3 or 360, you can use this Javascript code snippet to select the onscreen text. That at least lets you copy and paste rather than retyping everything.
<p>If the course was published with SL3 or SL360 then dropping this code in the JS console will allow you to select the text onscreen (so it can be copied):</p>
<pre>document.querySelectorAll('text').forEach(node => {<br> node.style.pointerEvents = 'all';<br> node.style.userSelect = 'all'<br>});</pre>
<p><a href="https://blogs.articulate.com/rapid-elearning/how-to-copy-text-from-flash-e-learning-courses-html5/" target="_blank">This article</a> may also be helpful.</p>
How to Copy Text from Flash Courses When You Don't have the Original File | The Rapid E-Learning Blog
Images and audio files are relatively easy to recover from a published SCORM package, but text is hard to get from courses if they were published in Flash only. This shows two methods for using OCR to get text from Flash images.