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Multimedia
By: JADE V’ VILLAREAL

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Multimedia
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a woven combination of digitally manipulated
text, photographs, graphic art, sound, animation, and video
elements

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Definitions
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Interactive multimedia—when a viewer or an end user is allowed
to control what and when the elements in a multimedia project are
delivered
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Hypermedia—when interactive multimedia provides a structure of
linked elements through which the user can navigate
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Multimedia developers—people who weave multimedia into a
meaningful project using computer tools and technologies
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Multimedia project—the software vehicle, the messages and the
content presented on a multimedia device

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Where to use Multimedia
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Multimedia in Business
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include presentations, training, marketing, advertising, product
demos, simulations, databases, catalogs, instant messaging, and
networked communication
Multimedia in Schools
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E-learning—using educational software in enriching the learning
process
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ITV—Interactive TV, used among campuses to join students from
different locations into one class with one teacher

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Where to use Multimedia
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Multimedia at Home
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computers with an attached CD-ROM or DVD drive or a set-top
player that hooks up to the television, such as a Nintendo Wii, Xbox, or Sony PlayStation machine
Multimedia in Public Places
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stand-alone terminals or kiosks, providing information and help for
customers (hotels, train stations, malls, museums, etc)

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Virtual Reality
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an extension of multimedia
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it uses the basic multimedia elements of imagery, sound, and
animation
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interactive multimedia at its fullest extension

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Delivering Multimedia
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Bandwidth—more content will be delivered to the end users
with greater bandwidth
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CD-ROM—compact disc read-only memory
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DVD—digital versatile disc
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Can contain up to 80minutes of full screen video, images or sound
Has a capacity of 4.7GB (single-sided, single layer disc) up to
17.08GB(double-sided, double layer disc)
Burners—used for reading discs and for making them, too, in
audio, video, and data formats

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Multimedia Elements
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Text
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Graphics
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Sound
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Video
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Animation