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| a combo of digitally manipulated text, pictures, graphic art, sound, animation, and video elements. |
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| when you provide linked elements so the user can navigate interactive multimedia |
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| the software, the message, the content and the medium it is presented through (TV,PC, etc) |
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| projects that are to be shipped or delivered on the internet to consumers. |
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| Hypertext Mark Up Language |
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| Dynamic Hypertext Markup Language |
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| eXtensible Markup Language |
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| A multimedia project is linear when: |
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| you can just sit back and watch without havign to interact with the project. (ex. watching a slideshow) |
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| User has navigational control and can wander through content as they want to. |
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tools within software that are designed to manage individual multimedia elements and provide user interaction.
Davenport-(dreamweaver, etc.)- it helps you write code (author it) |
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| where documents such as montages and video cuts and music merge into a final presentation. |
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| Graphical User Interface (GUI) |
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the sum of what gets played back and how it is presented to the viewer on the monitor. It provides the rules or structure for the user's input
Davenport: interface- any media that allows a user to interact with something else. graphical user interface- allows you to do it through graphics instead of typing. |
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speed of data transfer, the greater it is, the more info you recieve and the quicker
how much info you can fit through a cable at one time
dial-up vs. DSL vs. Comcast- comcast = higher bandwidth (systems that can push through large amounts of info at one time.) |
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| speed of data transfer, the greater it is, the more info you recieve and the quicker |
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ROM=read only memory
can contain up to 80 minutes of video, sound, images, and animations. |
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| Digital Versatile Disc (can hold up to 18GB of storage) |
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| Glass fiber cables that makeup the backbone of the data highway are gerenarlly owned by which companies? |
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| The railroad and pipeline companies |
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| Multimedia retention rates |
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20% - for audio
30%- for audio-visual
60%- for interactive presentations |
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Wide area network
Local Area Network |
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Wide area network
Local Area Network |
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| is an extension of multimedia. it uses basic elements of multimedia- imagery, sound, and animation. VR maybe an example of multimedia at its fullest bcause of VR requires instrumented feedback from the person using it. |
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| require lots of memory so they are usually stored on cd's of dvd's. IT can be stored online such as webpages and can include rich media created by various tools using plug-ins. |
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| Web sites with rich media require large amounts of: |
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| What are multimedia projects called when they are published? |
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| Personal Digital Assistant |
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