Multimedia Technology
This series introduces multimedia technology. Topics include how to apply multimedia in an educational setting, equipment needed and how to develop a multimedia project for enhanced learning. The series features demonstrations by educators and trainers using multimedia applications in the classroom.
Program One: Orientation to Multimedia
(Item Number MM01)
This program provides a brief overview of the entire series. Topics include: what multimedia means, how to apply it to the learning environment, and future directions and growth.
Program Two: Hardware Introduction
(Item Number MM02)
This program explains how to use multimedia equipment and accessories for lecture and individualized learning situations. It also discusses PC and Apple platforms and the differences between analog and digital technology.
Program Three: Software Introduction
(Item Number MM03)
This program introduces multimedia software and discusses differences between classroom ready, presentation and authoring programs. It addresses cost differences between multimedia and traditional teaching methods and modified versus original materials.
Program Four: Accessing Data Networks
(Item Number MM04)
This program discusses how accessing computer networks can bring a new dimension to multimedia curriculum materials. LANs, WANs, and online services and the Internet.
Program Five: The Multimedia Design Team
(Item Number MM05)
Program five explains the realities of designing interactive presentations, discusses the role of the design team and examines copyright issues.
Program Six: Environments for Learning
(Item Number MM06)
This program focuses on the expanding role of multimedia applications in education and training. It examines a variety of laboratory and remote learning situations.
Program Seven: Integrating Multimedia Within the Instructional Process
(Item Number MM07)
This program examines the components neccessary to successfully implement multimedia presentations in the classroom including software evaluation, student preparation, review and testing.
Program Eight: Components of Multimedia
(Item Number MM08)
This program looks at creation and qualities of specific components of digital media including audio, video, graphics and animation. Data compression and sampling are also discussed.
Program Nine: Elements of Design
(Item Number MM09)
The ability to integrate a variety of media onto one screen creates a new set of challenges for graphic and instructional designers. With working examples and interview, this program provides a basic framework for evaluating and/or creating user-friendly design approaches.
Program Ten: The Multimedia Revolution Today and Tomorrow
(Item Number MM10)
This program reviews some of the best applications of multimedia technology today and looks at the delivery of multimedia including interactive television, bulletin board systems and the Internet.
Program Eleven: Building a Presence on the Web
(Item Number MM11)
This session focuses on building a presence on the World Wide Web. It explores topics such as connections to the Internet, content planning and programming considerations for designing a Web site.
Program Twelve: On-Line Course Delivery
(Item Number MM12)
This session covers the procedures for delivering a course over the World Wide Web. Technical and instructional strategies are examined for using this interactive multimedia tool for distance learning.
Ordering Information
Individual Price: $49.95 Plus Shipping & Applicable Taxes. Order individual programs by item number listed above.
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