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Internet Multimedia Resource Guide Compiled by Kay Wieser June 7, 2002
1) AVOIDING SEVEN DEADLY MULTIMEDIA DESIGN AND PRESENTATION SINS Seven Common Presentation Sins and Their Ab-Solutions Audience: Multimedia Presenters
2) Multimedia Design Considerations What to consider when designing multimedia presentations Audience: Multimedia Presenters
3) Multimedia Design - The Facts These packages have inherent limits in the amount of interactivity and impact they offer, limits which frequently stifle the very interactivity that makes new media so influential and effective. Audience: Business Multimedia Presenters
4) HOW TO CLICK WITH AN AUDIENCE - Designing a Successful Multimedia Inerface Tricks, tips and some simple steps for designing a successful multimedia interface. Audience: Those with a product to sell or an idea to promote.
5) Multimedia Project Rubric A rubric designed to assess multimedia projects done by students in the middle grades. Audience: Students, Teachers and Parents concerned with the middle grades.
6) CSSG - Syllabus - Presentation Skills This syllabus is in line with the WCED provincialised core syllabus for Standard Grade. This is a working document. The syllabus is not final. The work completed is dependent on resources, skills and needs of the school and community. The student is able to design and create a multimedia presentation using text, sound, video, animation and graphics to achieve the goal of the presentation. Audience: Students, Teachers, Parents, and Administrators
7) Issues in Multimedia Authoring Information about authoring metaphors, content design, visual design and technical design. Audience: Multimedia Design Presenters
8) Design Issues for Instructional Multimedia Multimedia projects are produced in a variety of forms, and for a variety of reasons, but I want to look at one of the most common scenarios at UBC--where multimedia is being used to meet a particular learning need. Audience: Teachers and Educators
9) Presentation Design for Multimedia Learning Presentation design for multimedia learning. Comprehensive index with over 40 topics, including learning objectives, evaluation cycle, story boards, navigation structures, possible problem, case study and much more... Audience: All Multimedia Design Presenters
10) Multimedia Authoring Programs Authoring Programs help make learning personal and exciting. As students take information they are learning and create their own presentation, they take more pride in what they have accomplished and become more motivated to learn. Authoring programs help students learn: Audience: Teachers, Students, Parents, and Educators
11) Challenge 2000 Multimedia Project The Challenge 2000 Multimedia Project, created in 1995 and designed for students in grades K-12, establishes a learning community in which students use appropriate technology and acquire skills needed for the high-tech workplace. Students then present the final projects to the community at a multimedia fair. Audience: Teahcers, Students, Parents, and Educators
12) Multimedia for Kids (from a teachers perspective) Research in search of the answer to the question "How will multimedia for kids affect the teacher? " Audience: Teachers and Educators
13) Graphics and Presentation Links This article presents presentation ideas, the basis for multimedia design, and Multimedia Mania 2002, an awards program for students and teachers. Audience: Students, Teachers, and all Educators
14) Why do project-based learning? Real strength of the multimedia, from topic selection to design, production, and presentation ... revisions, and initiative, teachers. Audience: Teachers, Educators, Parents, and Students
15) TKI - ict Ideas By teachers, for teachers, describes how students could use a presentation ... Audience: Teachers, Educators, Parents |