Interactive Multimedia Design and Production Processes

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The purpose of this study was to provide information on the multimedia design and development process used by the practitioners in the field. It sought to inform students who wish to pursue a career in multimedia of the skills and knowledge needed and instructors who teach multimedia related courses of the process employed by practitioners so as to help better prepare students for the job market. Extensive interviews were conducted with the experienced multimedia developers who assumed various roles and were involved in developing multimedia educational materials. The findings of the study were presented through the following aspects: (1) how the multimedia production process works, (2) the roles and responsibilities of people who work in the field, (3) the factors contributing to successful multimedia development, (4) tips and techniques in multimedia development offered by practitioners, and (5) the popular hardware and software used. Implications of the findings and suggestions for how students should prepare themselves to enter the multimedia field were also discussed.

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