Multimedia is essentially a tendency to mix different information dissemination technologies, impacting several senses at once to achieve greater impact in understanding the message. In the twentieth century there have been two of the most powerful communication tools in history: television and computer.
The advent of computers has made it possible to access vast amounts of information instantly, and this machine so versatile it has become a universal instrument of mind. The combination of the interactive capabilities of the computer with the communication capabilities of the video is perhaps the simplest and most common idea we have of multimedia.
technology Perhaps the best description is "the integration of two or more different media and the personal computer" Candidates for the media components would be, for example, text, graphics, animation, voice, music and video.
multimedia applications are more diverse than even the permutations of all media.
However, multimedia are gaining ground apace in interactive training, personalized education, public information kiosks, kiosk sales, demonstrations at trade shows, consumer entertainment, and other areas.
From the conceptual point of view, the potential of Multimedia represents a fundamental shift in how we communicate. Communication in the 1990 must achieve two basic objectives: to meet the expectations and as demanding aesthetic tastes of the public present, and facilitate access to the vast amount of knowledge, data and statistics which produces the "information age" multimedia allows us to use the optimal combination of attractive ways to present information appropriate to specific situations, they also allow the user to control how and when to get access to this information.
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