1. Multimedia
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2. What is Multimedia
 Media and content that uses multiple
forms of communication
 May include a combination of images,
audio, video, text, or animation
 Recorded and played by a variety of
devices including computers, cameras,
phones, audio players, recorders, and
camcorders
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3. Components and Devices of
Multimedia
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4. YouTube
 One very popular
form of multimedia
that is used globally
 Video-sharing
website where users
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can upload, view,
and share home
videos over the
internet
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5. Podcasting
 Another form of
multimedia that
focuses on episodic
series of video or
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 Users subscribe and
download files over
the web on a daily or
weekly basis
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6. Podcasting Devices
 Podcasting is usually specialized to be used
through specific multimedia devices
 These devices include iPods, mp3 players,
phones, computers, and cameras
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7. Why Multimedia and these
Platforms?
 Multimedia has allow for the advancement in
communication and sharing
 People worldwide are now able to witness
events as if they were there themselves
 New platforms allow for more user friendly
practices to engage a more general audience
 Schools and teachers now use multimedia to
teach in class and at home
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8. The Future of Multimedia
 Advancements could allow for faster
sharing, clearer audio and video for
better communication, and further reach
to a larger audience
 Just as multimedia has made its way
into homes and school, expect to see it
utilized in public places, restaurants,
hospitals, hotels, and offices
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9. The End
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