Evaluation Criteria:

1. Name and unit title included.
2. The concept or process is appropriate and is illustrated clearly using the animated diagram.
3. The tweening animation works appropriately and is aligned with the overall concepts.
4. Menu choices/ buttons navigate to appropriate content and work appropriately.
5. Animation components begin after user clicks the "Start" button, and stops after clicking the "Stop" button
6. Component animation and movie does not loop.
7. Movie Clips are used to organize the movie, and the main timeline is not cluttered or lengthy.
8. Frame labels are used for actionscript navigation; Frame numbers should not be used in the actionscript.
9. ActionScript 3 is used for all actions; functions are created for button actions.
10. Visual Design: Colors, backgrounds, buttons, and text work together to create a clear and easy viewing experience.
11. All the symbols in the library are named, used, and well-organized. Apply button and movie clip naming conventions, as suggested in the chapters.
12. The library should only contain the necessary symbols (i.e. all symbols are used).
13. All the layers in the timeline are named and well-organized.
14. The authoring design is well organized and efficient, meaning unnecessary frames, symbols, and layers are not used. Also, actionscript applied appropriately.
15. Comments are included to describe the functions and scripting.