Author: Fang Ailian
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: This book introduces general methods for creating multimedia works through the explanation of exciting and interesting multimedia projects. It showcases the process of creating multimedia works and also introduces multimedia development tools. Method, process, and tools are the three essential elements of software development, and they are also the three essential elements of multimedia work creation. This book is organized based on this concept, integrating software engineering principles and fostering information literacy. At the same time, guided by learning theory, the works in the book are designed to be fun and engaging to motivate learning. The projects progress from simple to complex, arranged in multiple levels but with weak correlations, so they do not need to be studied in order. Instead, readers can choose any project based on their interests to achieve non-linear learning. Additionally, the book provides source code and materials for all the projects, along with numerous practice programs and materials to encourage hands-on learning and facilitate teaching. This book can be used as a teaching material for fun, research, and exploration courses in primary and secondary schools, as well as a reference for vocational schools, technical colleges, teacher training programs, and various multimedia project development training.
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