The analysis of animated character structure useful in ballet distance education

Development of computer technology and computer-aided presentations introduced its use even in art. Information and communication technologies development has allowed new ideas in Internet based environments and services. Teaching and learning through the Internet enables the client (student or entire schools) to gain access to information on many different topics, including ballet and dance lessons, whenever and wherever they need them. Any good enough computer-supported ballet presentation includes some sort of animation. In terms of the use of animation in simulation software, large file sizes are to be expected. In this paper, we analyse and propose optimal (compromised) animated character structure necessary to unify a demand for satisfying presentation of ballet verbs with the request to minimize its file size. According to our idea, we didn’t occupy ourselves with the creation of “perfect” animation, but yet we have focused on the use of Internet in educational purposes, where size of the programs and files can sometimes be of a great significance.