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ch 1: multimedia

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animation
motion in text or graphics
digitally manipulated
using a computer to edit photos, sounds, texts, video and other multimedia elements
Philo Fransworth
inventor of TV
hypermedia
a structure of linked elements through which the user can navigate, interactive multimedia (web)
presentations
sequence of slides also called pages or screens that incorporate text, sound, graphics, or animations
sound effects
sounds that are added to a presentation to emphasize information
web pages
uses hypermedia to link images, sounds, and text so users can switch easily from one medium to another
audio
live or recorded sound
transitions
animations
authoring tool
software tools designed to manage and manipulate individual multimedia elements and provide user interaction
talkies
the audiences could hear the actors speak
integrated mulitmedia
documents such as montages, graphics, video cuts, and sounds merge into final presentations
mulitmedia developers
people who weave multimedia into meaningful tapestries
web page
location on the internet
games
played by manipulating images on a monitor or television screen
linear multimedia
starts at beginning and runs through to the end (e.g. movie, tv)
nonlinear multimedia
users are given control and can wander around through content at will (e.g. video games, simulation, website)
tutorials
popular form or computer based instructions that teach skills or procedures
movies
invented in 19th century
multimedia platform
hardware and software that controls how it works
interactive multimedia
when you allow the viewer or end user to control what and when the elements are delivered
multimedia project
the software, the messages, and the content presented on a computre or television screen, PDA, or cell phone together
voice over
recording a human voice used for a narrative effect
internet
network of computers all over the world that are connected to each other
images
graphics, drawing, charts, diagrams, paintings, photographs, buttons and arrows
multimedia title
a multimedia project that is shipped or sold to end users. it is typically in a box or sleeve and can come with or without instuctions
software
coded instructions that tell computers how to perform tasks
graphical user interface
multimedia presented to the viewer on the monitor or computer. rules and structure for input
mulitmedia
any combination of text, art, sound, animation and video delivered to you by computer or other electronic or digitally manipulated means
simulations
computer-based models of real-life situations

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