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TYPES OF MULTIMEDIA AUTHORING

Presentation hypermedia

Audio and Video Production and Editing Systems

Hypermedia production software

Virtual environments

Presentation software helps users create on-screen descriptions, demonstrations, and summaries of information.

A new kind of audio and video production emerged with the convergence of three technologies:

1. Digital cameras and mobile devices

2. Ipod as a multimedia storage device and player

3. Youtube

Resources and guidelines for hypermedia production Two types of resources:

1. Programs that run on computers but have links to web resources

2. Designing environments that are completely web-based

Resources and guidelines for virtual environments.

• Full immersion systems

• Web-based VR

• 3-D models

• QuickTime VR (QTVR)

Resources and guidelines for interactive presentation hypermedia

Typically are used in conjunction with computer projection systems, which may include large, high-definition monitor panels, digital projectors and wall mounted screens.

Integration strategies for interactive presentation hypermedia

• Game-based reviews

• Interactive storybooks

• Full tutorials

• Student-created presentations

Audio-video files can be imported onto a computer.

video clips can be inserted into a multimedia package or uploaded to the internet.

Video editing software allows these movies to be edited and combined with special effects, such as titles, screen fades, transitions, and voice-over audio/sound effects.

Integration strategies for audio and video production and editing systems.

• Demonstrations of frequently performed procedures

• Student-created presentations

• Audio or video aids for classroom discussions

• Video lectures

• Video portfolios

• Video decision-making/problem-solving simulations

• Documentation of school activities

• Visual literacy instruction

• Teaching video production

Integration strategies for hypermedia authoring software.

• Brief tutorials

• Student-created presentations

• Interactive storybooks

• Student-designed hypermedia environments and games

Integration strategies for virtual environments

• Imaging for virtual field trips

• 3-D models to illustrate how systems work

• Immersive learning environments for practice, exploration, communication, and collaboration