Advanced theory and methodologies for designing and developing print-based instructional materials. Students create and evaluate print materials combining text and graphics. Uses of desktop publishing are explored. ED T 627 or 631 or 641 or consent of instructor. Advanced software applications for various educational settings.
Students develop educational or training materials using commercially available products.
Emphasis is on the role of the computer resource specialist. Advanced skills in the design, production, and implementation of computer-controlled video. For advanced students who wish to produce or implement interactive videodisc and tape. The design and production of instructional materials on computers. Students gain hands-on experience in Hypertext and document processing programs, scanning programs for digitizing text, photos and art, and paint and draw programs for graphics integration.