
An excellent instruction manual or handy resource, this text was designed for anyone seeking practical guidelines in creating computer-managed presentations as well as easy-to-understand insight into the overall technology of the multimedia field. Equipping readers with a firm foundation for creating professional and effective products, the text emphasizes the practical aspects of creating instructional multimedia applications and computer-managed presentations. Specific hardware and software tools are not covered. Students are encouraged to work in teams as they would in a business or educational environment, but they are given step-by-step instructions that allow them to become competent in all phases of creating multimedia applications.
This text investigates the core methodologies and practical guidelines required to design and develop effective instructional multimedia applications. Author Peter Fenrich provides a structured framework for students and professionals to navigate the development lifecycle of computer-managed presentations. By focusing on pedagogical principles rather than specific software versions, the book establishes a universal approach to creating professional-grade educational content.
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Experts recognize this text as a foundational resource for those prioritizing instructional design theory over transient software skills. Readers frequently note that the book's focus on team-based workflows provides a realistic simulation of professional educational development environments.
Page Count:
330
Publication Date:
1997-01-01
Publisher:
Harcourt College Pub
ISBN-10:
0030092647
ISBN-13:
9780030092640
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