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| A sequence of slides that usually incorporate text, sound, grphics, and animation. |
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| Interation of still and moving images, text, and sounds by means of computer technology. |
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| Advances in Multimedia in the early 1970's |
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| Graphics, movies, and audio |
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| A method of education that allows people to learn at their own pace, usually specially designed interactive software |
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Every web page has its own (web address)
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| Internet Service Provider |
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| Business-to-Business transactions and Business-to-Consumer transactions |
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| Something that gives people access to the expertise of specialities in urban hospitals through the use of multimedia and computer networks. |
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| The war that inspired the United States to form a new way of communicating, now commonly known as the Internet. |
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| Members of the group can share programs, computer files, and other resources. |
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| How multimedia helps school-age children |
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| Helps students learn in new and stimulating ways and allows them to apply their knowledge creatively. |
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| Linked several computers into a newtwork called ARPANET |
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| Video games, movies, and television |
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| Three events combined to create the Internet |
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| PC's, The World Wide Web, and the development of browser software |
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