Course Teaching: [MULTIMEDIA AUTHORING] [2012/2013 Session Semester 1]

Course Overview

Definition of multimedia. Elements of multimedia: text, graphics, sound, animation and video; software commonly used for each element. Hardware requirements. Review of software packages used for multimedia, with emphasis on the interactivity aspects. Using the Adobe Flash software, the practical classes familiarize students with steps involved in multimedia production, from beginning to the final stage.

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Course Snapshot

• Credits: [3]
• Audience: [Undergraduates]
• Delivery Mode: [In-person]
• No. of Students: [24]

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Teaching Objectives

1. Identify the basic elements of multimedia authoring

2. Handle the multimedia tools and software.

3. Produce a biology-related multimedia package.

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Assessment & Student Engagement

• Strategies for Engagement: (discussions, group work, etc.)

• Assessment Methods	Weighting
  Quizzes	10%
  Assignment	30%
  Project	30%
  Exam	30%

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Reflections

• What worked well:
• What could be improved:
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Resources

Vaughan (2007). Multimedia: Making It Work. Seventh Edition. McGraw Hill

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