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I am a teacher and many interactives that I use are with flash player. What am I supposed to open the interactives with after 2020?
Indeed, if someone else made them (sorry, I wrongly read your message as saying you had made them), then THEY had 3 years to solve this, and it is those people you might talk to. Conceivably, they did it and didn't tell you. In general, if there is a public forum where these interactives are discussed, you will probably find lively discussion on this matter, and you might find suggestions of alternative presentations.
In general, beware of building lessons on tech solutions; things change rapi
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There is no replacement. Your interactives will stop working. Whoever made them has had 3 years notice to make new ones that don't need Flash Player, they have left it very late. You will probably need different lesson plans.
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You have had 3 years to do this work.
(Note: this is community forum; I was not replying for Adobe, I'm just a fellow consumer of their products).
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Thank you for replying. I was never informed of the change, however I am not the one who made the interactives because I don't know how. Unfortunately, I also don't have the time to try to create my own and I haven't been able to find any other interactives that cover the content (at least not as well). Thanks.
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Indeed, if someone else made them (sorry, I wrongly read your message as saying you had made them), then THEY had 3 years to solve this, and it is those people you might talk to. Conceivably, they did it and didn't tell you. In general, if there is a public forum where these interactives are discussed, you will probably find lively discussion on this matter, and you might find suggestions of alternative presentations.
In general, beware of building lessons on tech solutions; things change rapidly and you can expect pretty much everything to fail sooner rather than later. Keep on top of what is expected to go away.