Multimedia-based instructional design
Subtitle: computer-based training, web-based training, distance broadcast training, performance-based solutions
By: William W. Lee, Diana L. Owens
Contributors: Owens, Diana L., 1951-
Edition: 2nd ed
Publisher: Jossey-Bass
Published: 2004
Place of publication: San Francisco
Language: eng
Number of pages: 445
Subjects: Employees -- Training of -- Planning; Computer-assisted instruction; Instructional systems -- Design
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. 429-431) and index

System requirements: 486 or Pentium processor-based PC; Microsoft Windows 95 or Windows NT 3.51 or later; Ram, 8MB for Windows 95 and NT; 8MB space on hard disk for Windows 95 and NT; 2X speed CD-ROM drive or faster
Table of contents: title: Acknowledgments; title: Introduction : getting the most from this resource; title: Part 1. Multimedia needs assessment and analysis. Chap. 1. Introduction to multimedia needs assessment and front-end analysis; title: Chap. 2. Needs assessment; title: Chap. 3. Front-end analysis; title: Chap. 4. Audience analysis; title: Chap. 5. Technology analysis; title: Chap. 6. Situational analysis; title: Chap. 7. Task analysis; title: Chap. 8. Critical incident analysis; title: Chap. 9. Issue analysis; title: Chap. 10. Objective analysis; title: Chap. 11. Media analysis; title: Chap. 12. Extant data analysis; title: Chap. 13. Cost analysis; title: Chap. 14. Rapid analysis method; title: Part 2. Multimedia instructional design. Chap. 15. Introduction to multimedia instruction design; title: Chap. 16. Project schedule; title: Chap. 17. Project team; title: Chap. 18. Media specifications; title: Chap. 19. Content structure; title: Chap. 20. Configuration control; title: Part 3. Multimedia development and implementation. Chap. 21. Introduction to multimedia development; title: Chap. 22. Common development components; title: Chap. 23. Developing computer-based learning environments; title: Chap. 24. Developing Internet, Intranet, Web-based, and performance support learning environments; title: Chap. 25. Developing interactive distance broadcast environments; title: Part 4. Chap. 26. Introduction to multimedia evaluation; title: Chap. 27. Purpose of evaluation; title: Chap. 28. Evaluation strategy; title: Chap. 29. Evaluation plan; title: Chap. 30. Measures of validity; title: Chap. 31. Instrument development; title: Chap. 32. Collecting and analyzing data; title: Appendix A. Project management and Xegy case studies; title: Appendix B. Assessment and analysis; title: Appendix C. Development and implementation; title: Appendix D. Evaluation; title: Appendix E. Tools; title: References; title: Index; title: About the authors; title: How to use the CD-ROM