Multimedia Starter Kit for Macintosh


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A friendly guide to creating multimedia projects on the Macintosh. The reader is guided through the process of designing multimedia projects, choosing and using the multimedia tools, and putting together the pieces. The CD-ROM includes demonstration source material, demonstration versions of multimedia tools, and sample multimedia projects.




Macintosh Multimedia Workshop


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Written for any Mac user who is interested in using Multimedia--combining video, animation, slide shows, sound, and any other media together--for fun or for profit. Describes how to use a variety of Macintosh media for entertainment, creative projects, and business. Includes a CD of Multimedia tools (and examples).




Multimedia Kits


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Newmedia


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Mastering Netscape 2.0


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A complete guide including detailed information on using the new Netscape 2.0 interface, understanding dynamic documents, using enhanced sound-file capabilities, and learning the new Java-based scripting language.




Multimedia Kits


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A Project Management Methodology for Multimedia Projects


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Inhaltsangabe:Abstract: This paper tries to define a concept for managing multimedia projects efficiently and takes the suitability of existing methods into account. Developing a valid solution makes it necessary to look at project management as a generic discipline first and then apply the results to the multimedia discipline. Only then can we be sure that no important aspects of project management have been forgotten, nor that existing and working strategies, which could be applied to multimedia projects, have been ignored. This paper therefore defines project management and generally describes its areas of responsibility. The question of whether project management is necessary and beneficial needs to be addressed as well. After project management and the necessity to actively apply it in some form has been understood in general, a specific focus on the existing information for multimedia project management will be undertaken. It will become apparent that different viewpoints exist as to whether multimedia project management should apply project management methods of related industry areas, such as software development. This will justify the need to compare multimedia projects with software development projects. After having gained an insight into project management as well as the characteristics of multimedia projects, it is possible to determine the demands that a project management method needs to be able to meet, to successfully manage multimedia projects. It would be beyond the scope of this thesis to analyse every existing method. Instead, one method will be analysed as an example. The useful aspects of the analysed method will be identified along with its shortfalls in relation to multimedia development. Finally, recommendations on how the shortfalls could be corrected will be made, so that a project manager will be able to use the examined method, specifically suited to multimedia projects. Inhaltsverzeichnis:Table of Contents: 1.Preface7 2.Introduction9 2.1The Topic of this Thesis9 2.2Hypotheses and Findings12 2.3Definition of Multimedia14 2.4Types of Multimedia Products16 2.4.1Forms of Delivery16 2.4.2Categories of Multimedia Products18 2.4.3Conclusion20 2.5Project Management Definitions21 2.5.1Project and Project Management21 2.5.2Project Stakeholders22 2.5.3Project Methodology, Methods and Processes22 3.The Historical Development of Project Management25 3.1The Philosophy of Ancient Project Management25 3.2The [...]




InfoWorld


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InfoWorld is targeted to Senior IT professionals. Content is segmented into Channels and Topic Centers. InfoWorld also celebrates people, companies, and projects.




Apple Developer Catalog


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Network World


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For more than 20 years, Network World has been the premier provider of information, intelligence and insight for network and IT executives responsible for the digital nervous systems of large organizations. Readers are responsible for designing, implementing and managing the voice, data and video systems their companies use to support everything from business critical applications to employee collaboration and electronic commerce.