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MELC 1 3RD Quarter Reference
MELC 1 3RD Quarter Reference
The word multimedia comes from two Latin roots, multi and media:
multi-, meaning several or many, and media-, meaning in the middle.
1. Text Materials
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document. Just make it sure that the output is readable enough by your
audience.
2. PowerPoint Slides
4. Audio Files
Your website or
presentation can add sound,
from a musical background to
a spoken explanation, by
including audio files. Even
digital cameras, which is
image-based technology,
have been engineered these days to record sound as well. Many sound files
are compressed, which reduces the file size without greatly sacrificing sound
quality.
5. Video Presentations
Video presents
moving pictures and
typically combines
images and sound for a
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compelling multimedia experience. Of course, videos can include text as well,
which often appears as captioning for spoken words or as text in an image, as
in the case of a slide presentation. Video files are some of the most memory-
intensive multimedia applications, but clever streaming methods make their
daily practical use.
With your camera phone, simply record a video as you orally give
information, instructions, explanation or narration. You can also make a vlog
(short for video and blog) and make contents of different subjects.
This group of resources is best to use when you explain and/or narrate
events that are just short. There are certain mobile apps that help you create
a GIF or any animation such as GIF Maker and Editor, Giphy Cam, GroupMe,
and many others. They can be downloaded for free into your smart phone.
1. Text
3. Images
4. Audio
5. Video
6. Animation
Additional
1. Creative Industry
The 'creative industries' in a nutshell… The term 'creative industries' describes
businesses with creativity at their heart – for example design, music, publishing,
architecture, film and video, crafts, visual arts, fashion, TV and radio,
advertising, literature, computer games and the performing arts.