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Faculty of Computing and
Information Technology
Diploma in Multimedia Applications DIT108
DR. Nana K. Annan
Email: nk.annan@wiuc-ghana.edu.gh
Tel: +233 244424578 / 268752196
Week One
Introduction to Multimedia
• Objective
– The concept of multimedia
– Definition of multimedia
– Elements of multimedia
– Features of multimedia
– Categories of multimedia
– Applications of multimedia
– Hyper-Media
– Multimedia Production Team
– Stages involve in multimedia production
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The concept of multimedia
• Multimedia is used in different ways for
several purposes by individuals, businesses,
government, schools, filmmakers, musicians
and more.
• Some of the areas we see the application of
multimedia include but not limited to the
entertainment industry, the print media, radio
& broadcast industry, science, teaching and
learning, advertisement, public speaking.
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The concept of multimedia
• Multimedia is made up of two words:
– Multi: This means many, various, more than one,
etc.
– Media: Is the plural for Medium. Medium is
singular and refers to intermediary or means of
conveying or transmitting information or
communicating to people and world.
– However, media in information technology or
computer science refers to specific elements
which are used as intermediaries.
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The concept of multimedia
• For example:
– The press, newspaper, radio and TV broadcasting
industry refer to MEDIA as MASS MEDIA
– Things like cables, network, satellite and radio in
communications are referred to as TRANSMISSION
MEDIA
– In computer science storage devices such as CD, DVD,
HD, SDCARD and USB are referred to as STORAGE
MEDIA
– Human Computer Interaction (HCI) also refer to Text,
picture, sound, video, graphics and animation as
INTERACTION MEDIA
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The concept of multimedia
• The word MULTIMEDIA is broadly used in many
context differently.
• For example:
– Multimedia computer
– Multimedia network
– Multimedia radio or TV broadcast
– Multimedia classroom
– Multimedia technology
– Multimedia ppt. presentation
– Multimedia transmission
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Defining Multimedia
• Multimedia is the creation of content which
combines different elements such as image,
text, audio, video, graphics and animation.
• It is a means of communicating using multiple
forms of elements to present information.
• It is use of computer to present information or
content which constitute a mix of text, audio,
graphics, animation and video in a single
content.
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The Elements of Multimedia
• Text – ASCII/Unicode, HTML etc
• Audio – Sound, music, speech etc
• Image – photo or pictures
• Video – Moving images: movie
• Graphics and Animation.
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Why do we use multimedia
• Multiple media is used to enrich our
communication or presentation
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Multimedia in terms of ICT
• Multimedia can be created and presented
digitally or analogue
• But in terms of computer science multimedia
is created digitally and presented digital
format.
• Computer multimedia content are discrete
that is they are presented in bits which ONEs
or ZEROs (1s or 0s).
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Multimedia in terms of ICT
• Multimedia in terns of ICT have the following
attributes:
– Digitized: They are created and presented in a digital
format
– Distributed: The content is transmitted remotely,
offline, online or real-time over a network
– Interactive: The user has the opportunity to control or
manipulate the digital multimedia content
– Integrated: The various elements in a digital
multimedia are uniformly treated as one and
presented as one content, however they can be
manipulated independently.
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Multimedia in terms of ICT
• Digital Signal
• Analogue Signal
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Multimedia in terms of ICT
• Digital multimedia is the combination of text,
graphics (still or animated), sound, and video
to create content which is delivered by a
computer system or device.
• It is a technique of putting together text,
image, audio, video, graphic and animation in
a format the they can be represented,
processed, stored, transmitted, produced and
presented digitally.
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Multimedia in terms of ICT
• Multimedia is broadly divided into
– Linear
• Content is presented without the user having the
chance to control the presentation. Eg. cinema
– Non Linear
• Give the user the opportunity to interact with the
content as is presented. Eg. Computer game, recorded
production on CD etc.
Both live and recorded multimedia production
can offer some kind of interactivity.
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Multimedia in terms of ICT
• Interactive tools
– Keyboard
– Joystick
– Mouse
– Touch Screen
– Stylus
– Remote Control
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Multimedia in terms of ICT
• Medium of delivering digital multimedia content:
– Web based
• Mostly delivered through website using the internet. This is
normally referred to as web based multimedia. Eg. YouTube
content.
– CD
• Multimedia content are recorded and stored on storage devices
such CD and others. This can be played on television or home
theatre, personal computer, phone etc.
Multimedia presentation online are digital and they can be
downloaded or streamed. Streaming can be done live or on-
demand.
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Multimedia Hardware
• Input / out devices
– Computer
– Smartphone
– Tablet
– Ipod
– PDA
– Television
– DVD Player
– Scanner
– Camera
– Video
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Multimedia Delivery Platform
• Computer networks
– Internet using the world wide web service
• Ethernet
– Inter business communication
• Intranet
– Corporate portal
With the necessary plug in a web browser can
become a multimedia enabled content display.
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Multimedia Authoring Software
• Adobe Creative Suite
• FrontPage
• Director
• LEDVision
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Multimedia Delivery Software
• Flash Player
• Media Player
• Java
• Quick Time
• VLC
• iTune
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Hypermedia
• This is an interactive multimedia which is
designed with hyperlinks that enables users to
navigate.
• It is not limited to text but include other
media – graphics, images, animation, audio
and video.
– The World Wide Web (www) is a hypermedia
platform.
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Multimedia Life Cycle
• The four main stage in multimedia life cycle:
– Multimedia Authoring, Capturing
– Multimedia Representation, and processing
– Multimedia Retrieval
– Multimedia Delivery
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Multimedia Delivery Forms
• The following are some of the ways of
delivering multimedia:
– Video on demand (download or stream)
– Live broadcasting
– Recorded
– Online
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Multimedia System
• It is a computer system that has the ability to
create, process and deliver multimedia
information, data or content.
• It is a computer system capable of processing,
storing, generating, manipulating and
rendering of multimedia content.
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Components of Multimedia System
• Capture devices
– Video Camera, Microphone, Digitising and Sampling
Hardware etc.
• Storage devices
– Hard disks, CD-ROM, DVD, USB etc
• Communication Networks
– Cable internet, wireless internet, mobile internet etc
• Computer Systems
– Multimedia computer machine, network computers
• Rendering devices
– Speakers, TV, computer monitor, printer, ipod, MPEG
reader devices etc.
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Application of Multimedia
• The application of multimedia can be found in
various spheres of life including but not
limited to education, advertisement, art,
entertainment, engineering, tele-medicine,
business, video conferencing, residential
services,
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Application of Multimedia
• Residential Services: This may include the
following:
– Video-On-Demand
– Video phone
– Video conferencing
– Shopping
• Science and Technology
– Virtual environment
– Scientific visualization prototyping
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Application of Multimedia
• Business Services
– Corporate education
– E-business
• Education
– Digital Libraries
– E-Learning
– M-Learning
– Distance Learning
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Application of Multimedia
• Entertainment
– Games
– Interactive TV
• Web Applications
– Website design and development
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Application of Multimedia
• Creative Industries
– Fine arts, entertainment, commercial art,
journalism etc use multimedia for various
purposes
• Entertainment and Arts
– Multimedia tools are used to create special effects
in movies and animations. Also in games
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Application of Multimedia
• Education
– Multimedia is used to create computer-based
training courses (CBT)
– Multimedia is used to create online courses
– Multimedia is used to create eLearning and
mobile Learning system
– Multimedia is used to develop school
management and learning management systems
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Multimedia Production
• The design and development of multimedia
application or product involve some stage.
– Planning
• Research, analysis and costing
– Designing and Producing
• Scripting, storyboarding, construction and
programming
– Testing
– Delivering
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Multimedia Production
• Planning
– This is the first when the multimedia idea is conceived. The idea
is further developed by outlining objective and message.
– Research and analysis: It is necessary to conduct research on the
conceived idea to find about few this such as the target
audience: their education, technology skill, needs etc.
– Content: You must gather information on the content and kind
of system that will run the multimedia product
– Technical expertise: You must find the weight of the production
you going to do and the skill and expertise you may need to
assist in the production. Eg. Graphic designer, sound engineer,
video editor etc
– Budget: You must estimate the time and financial requirement
to enable you accomplish the production
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Multimedia Production
• Designing and Producing
– This where you execute each of the planned activities to create the final
product.
– This may involve script writing to decide the entire structure of the
multimedia production. All the segment of the production must be arranged
in order and sequentially using flowchart.
– Story boarding can be done to provide a detail plan of what the designer has
created. At point you have to indicate which element will go here and there
and at what time. This where the visualization of the production is
conceptualized.
– After the story board, construction can take place where a prototype of the
production is made and tested and reviewed. After this the graphic designer
can be given specific details to create graphics and other media elements
– After all the above the programmer assembles them into a final product using
any convenient multimedia authoring application program.
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Multimedia Production
• Testing
• It is very important to have a test plan to test the
multimedia product before publishing it or submitting it to
the client
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Multimedia Production
• Delivering
– After testing and correcting all errors, the final
product can be package and published or
delivered to the end user. Doing this may include
implementation, maintenance, shipping,
marketing etc.
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Multimedia Production Team
• Producer
• Designer
• Subject Matter Expert
• Programmer / Author
• Instructional Designer
• Scriptwriter
• Computer Graphic Artist
• Audio and Video Specialists
• Webmaster
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Multimedia Production Team
• Producer
– The role of a producer in multimedia production is
to define, coordinate, and facilitate the production
of the project. The producer is also responsible for
negotiating with the client; securing financial
resources, equipment, and facilities and to
coordinate the development team.
– The producer must be abreast of current
technologies, their capabilities and limitation to
enhance his or her negotiations.
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Multimedia Production Team
• Multimedia Designer
– The designer is the one who visualize the system
and determines its structure.
– The designer is one who comes out with the look,
feel, format, and style of the whole multimedia
production
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Multimedia Production Team
• Subject Matter Expert
– The production content is designed by the subject
matter expert
• Programmer / Author
– The programmer is responsible for putting all the
multimedia elements involved in the production
together. These elements may include a combination
of the following: graphics, text, audio, music, photos,
video and animation
– In addition, the programmer also codes the
functionalities of the product.
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Multimedia Production Team
• Instructional Designer
– The multimedia team may include a specialist who
can take the information provided by the content
specialists and determine how to present it using
suitable strategies and practices.
– The instructional designer is one who ensures that
the information is presented in way that the
audience can easily understand the message that
the multimedia product want to send across to
them.
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Multimedia Production Team
• Scriptwriter
– The scriptwriter is the one who write the script
which provides the description of activities in the
multimedia production.
– The scriptwriter prepare a flowchart of the entire
production and defines the level of interactivity of
the system.
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Multimedia Production Team
• Computer Graphic Artist
– The role of the computer graphic artist is to create the
graphic elements of the production which may include
backgrounds, photos, logos, animation etc.
• Webmaster
– The webmaster is responsible for creating and
maintaining website. The person must be someone
who is knows how to convert multimedia application
into web format and also be able to incorporate
multimedia into websites.
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Multimedia Production Team
• Audio and Video Specialists
– They are needed especially when massive use of
narration and digitized video and sound are required
to be integrated into multimedia production.
– The audio specialist is responsible for recording and
editing narration and for selecting, recording, and
editing sound effects.
– The video specialist is responsible for video capturing,
editing, and digitization of the production.
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Introduction to Multimedia Design and Development

  • 1. Faculty of Computing and Information Technology Diploma in Multimedia Applications DIT108 DR. Nana K. Annan Email: nk.annan@wiuc-ghana.edu.gh Tel: +233 244424578 / 268752196 Week One
  • 2. Introduction to Multimedia • Objective – The concept of multimedia – Definition of multimedia – Elements of multimedia – Features of multimedia – Categories of multimedia – Applications of multimedia – Hyper-Media – Multimedia Production Team – Stages involve in multimedia production 21/02/2015 DIT108 Multimedia Application Wisconsin International University Ghana 2
  • 3. The concept of multimedia • Multimedia is used in different ways for several purposes by individuals, businesses, government, schools, filmmakers, musicians and more. • Some of the areas we see the application of multimedia include but not limited to the entertainment industry, the print media, radio & broadcast industry, science, teaching and learning, advertisement, public speaking. 21/02/2015 DIT108 Multimedia Application Wisconsin International University Ghana 3
  • 4. The concept of multimedia • Multimedia is made up of two words: – Multi: This means many, various, more than one, etc. – Media: Is the plural for Medium. Medium is singular and refers to intermediary or means of conveying or transmitting information or communicating to people and world. – However, media in information technology or computer science refers to specific elements which are used as intermediaries. 21/02/2015 DIT108 Multimedia Application Wisconsin International University Ghana 4
  • 5. The concept of multimedia • For example: – The press, newspaper, radio and TV broadcasting industry refer to MEDIA as MASS MEDIA – Things like cables, network, satellite and radio in communications are referred to as TRANSMISSION MEDIA – In computer science storage devices such as CD, DVD, HD, SDCARD and USB are referred to as STORAGE MEDIA – Human Computer Interaction (HCI) also refer to Text, picture, sound, video, graphics and animation as INTERACTION MEDIA 21/02/2015 DIT108 Multimedia Application Wisconsin International University Ghana 5
  • 6. The concept of multimedia • The word MULTIMEDIA is broadly used in many context differently. • For example: – Multimedia computer – Multimedia network – Multimedia radio or TV broadcast – Multimedia classroom – Multimedia technology – Multimedia ppt. presentation – Multimedia transmission 21/02/2015 DIT108 Multimedia Application Wisconsin International University Ghana 6
  • 7. Defining Multimedia • Multimedia is the creation of content which combines different elements such as image, text, audio, video, graphics and animation. • It is a means of communicating using multiple forms of elements to present information. • It is use of computer to present information or content which constitute a mix of text, audio, graphics, animation and video in a single content. 21/02/2015 DIT108 Multimedia Application Wisconsin International University Ghana 7
  • 8. The Elements of Multimedia • Text – ASCII/Unicode, HTML etc • Audio – Sound, music, speech etc • Image – photo or pictures • Video – Moving images: movie • Graphics and Animation. 21/02/2015 DIT108 Multimedia Application Wisconsin International University Ghana 8
  • 9. Why do we use multimedia • Multiple media is used to enrich our communication or presentation 21/02/2015 DIT108 Multimedia Application Wisconsin International University Ghana 9
  • 10. Multimedia in terms of ICT • Multimedia can be created and presented digitally or analogue • But in terms of computer science multimedia is created digitally and presented digital format. • Computer multimedia content are discrete that is they are presented in bits which ONEs or ZEROs (1s or 0s). 21/02/2015 DIT108 Multimedia Application Wisconsin International University Ghana 10
  • 11. Multimedia in terms of ICT • Multimedia in terns of ICT have the following attributes: – Digitized: They are created and presented in a digital format – Distributed: The content is transmitted remotely, offline, online or real-time over a network – Interactive: The user has the opportunity to control or manipulate the digital multimedia content – Integrated: The various elements in a digital multimedia are uniformly treated as one and presented as one content, however they can be manipulated independently. 21/02/2015 DIT108 Multimedia Application Wisconsin International University Ghana 11
  • 12. Multimedia in terms of ICT • Digital Signal • Analogue Signal 21/02/2015 DIT108 Multimedia Application Wisconsin International University Ghana 12
  • 13. Multimedia in terms of ICT • Digital multimedia is the combination of text, graphics (still or animated), sound, and video to create content which is delivered by a computer system or device. • It is a technique of putting together text, image, audio, video, graphic and animation in a format the they can be represented, processed, stored, transmitted, produced and presented digitally. 21/02/2015 DIT108 Multimedia Application Wisconsin International University Ghana 13
  • 14. Multimedia in terms of ICT • Multimedia is broadly divided into – Linear • Content is presented without the user having the chance to control the presentation. Eg. cinema – Non Linear • Give the user the opportunity to interact with the content as is presented. Eg. Computer game, recorded production on CD etc. Both live and recorded multimedia production can offer some kind of interactivity. 21/02/2015 DIT108 Multimedia Application Wisconsin International University Ghana 14
  • 15. Multimedia in terms of ICT • Interactive tools – Keyboard – Joystick – Mouse – Touch Screen – Stylus – Remote Control 21/02/2015 DIT108 Multimedia Application Wisconsin International University Ghana 15
  • 16. Multimedia in terms of ICT • Medium of delivering digital multimedia content: – Web based • Mostly delivered through website using the internet. This is normally referred to as web based multimedia. Eg. YouTube content. – CD • Multimedia content are recorded and stored on storage devices such CD and others. This can be played on television or home theatre, personal computer, phone etc. Multimedia presentation online are digital and they can be downloaded or streamed. Streaming can be done live or on- demand. 21/02/2015 DIT108 Multimedia Application Wisconsin International University Ghana 16
  • 17. Multimedia Hardware • Input / out devices – Computer – Smartphone – Tablet – Ipod – PDA – Television – DVD Player – Scanner – Camera – Video 21/02/2015 DIT108 Multimedia Application Wisconsin International University Ghana 17
  • 18. Multimedia Delivery Platform • Computer networks – Internet using the world wide web service • Ethernet – Inter business communication • Intranet – Corporate portal With the necessary plug in a web browser can become a multimedia enabled content display. 21/02/2015 DIT108 Multimedia Application Wisconsin International University Ghana 18
  • 19. Multimedia Authoring Software • Adobe Creative Suite • FrontPage • Director • LEDVision 21/02/2015 DIT108 Multimedia Application Wisconsin International University Ghana 19
  • 20. Multimedia Delivery Software • Flash Player • Media Player • Java • Quick Time • VLC • iTune 21/02/2015 DIT108 Multimedia Application Wisconsin International University Ghana 20
  • 21. Hypermedia • This is an interactive multimedia which is designed with hyperlinks that enables users to navigate. • It is not limited to text but include other media – graphics, images, animation, audio and video. – The World Wide Web (www) is a hypermedia platform. 21/02/2015 DIT108 Multimedia Application Wisconsin International University Ghana 21
  • 22. Multimedia Life Cycle • The four main stage in multimedia life cycle: – Multimedia Authoring, Capturing – Multimedia Representation, and processing – Multimedia Retrieval – Multimedia Delivery 21/02/2015 DIT108 Multimedia Application Wisconsin International University Ghana 22
  • 23. Multimedia Delivery Forms • The following are some of the ways of delivering multimedia: – Video on demand (download or stream) – Live broadcasting – Recorded – Online 21/02/2015 DIT108 Multimedia Application Wisconsin International University Ghana 23
  • 24. Multimedia System • It is a computer system that has the ability to create, process and deliver multimedia information, data or content. • It is a computer system capable of processing, storing, generating, manipulating and rendering of multimedia content. 21/02/2015 DIT108 Multimedia Application Wisconsin International University Ghana 24
  • 25. Components of Multimedia System • Capture devices – Video Camera, Microphone, Digitising and Sampling Hardware etc. • Storage devices – Hard disks, CD-ROM, DVD, USB etc • Communication Networks – Cable internet, wireless internet, mobile internet etc • Computer Systems – Multimedia computer machine, network computers • Rendering devices – Speakers, TV, computer monitor, printer, ipod, MPEG reader devices etc. 21/02/2015 DIT108 Multimedia Application Wisconsin International University Ghana 25
  • 26. Application of Multimedia • The application of multimedia can be found in various spheres of life including but not limited to education, advertisement, art, entertainment, engineering, tele-medicine, business, video conferencing, residential services, 21/02/2015 DIT108 Multimedia Application Wisconsin International University Ghana 26
  • 27. Application of Multimedia • Residential Services: This may include the following: – Video-On-Demand – Video phone – Video conferencing – Shopping • Science and Technology – Virtual environment – Scientific visualization prototyping 21/02/2015 DIT108 Multimedia Application Wisconsin International University Ghana 27
  • 28. Application of Multimedia • Business Services – Corporate education – E-business • Education – Digital Libraries – E-Learning – M-Learning – Distance Learning 21/02/2015 DIT108 Multimedia Application Wisconsin International University Ghana 28
  • 29. Application of Multimedia • Entertainment – Games – Interactive TV • Web Applications – Website design and development 21/02/2015 DIT108 Multimedia Application Wisconsin International University Ghana 29
  • 30. Application of Multimedia • Creative Industries – Fine arts, entertainment, commercial art, journalism etc use multimedia for various purposes • Entertainment and Arts – Multimedia tools are used to create special effects in movies and animations. Also in games 21/02/2015 DIT108 Multimedia Application Wisconsin International University Ghana 30
  • 31. Application of Multimedia • Education – Multimedia is used to create computer-based training courses (CBT) – Multimedia is used to create online courses – Multimedia is used to create eLearning and mobile Learning system – Multimedia is used to develop school management and learning management systems 21/02/2015 DIT108 Multimedia Application Wisconsin International University Ghana 31
  • 32. Multimedia Production • The design and development of multimedia application or product involve some stage. – Planning • Research, analysis and costing – Designing and Producing • Scripting, storyboarding, construction and programming – Testing – Delivering 21/02/2015 DIT108 Multimedia Application Wisconsin International University Ghana 32
  • 33. Multimedia Production • Planning – This is the first when the multimedia idea is conceived. The idea is further developed by outlining objective and message. – Research and analysis: It is necessary to conduct research on the conceived idea to find about few this such as the target audience: their education, technology skill, needs etc. – Content: You must gather information on the content and kind of system that will run the multimedia product – Technical expertise: You must find the weight of the production you going to do and the skill and expertise you may need to assist in the production. Eg. Graphic designer, sound engineer, video editor etc – Budget: You must estimate the time and financial requirement to enable you accomplish the production 21/02/2015 DIT108 Multimedia Application Wisconsin International University Ghana 33
  • 34. Multimedia Production • Designing and Producing – This where you execute each of the planned activities to create the final product. – This may involve script writing to decide the entire structure of the multimedia production. All the segment of the production must be arranged in order and sequentially using flowchart. – Story boarding can be done to provide a detail plan of what the designer has created. At point you have to indicate which element will go here and there and at what time. This where the visualization of the production is conceptualized. – After the story board, construction can take place where a prototype of the production is made and tested and reviewed. After this the graphic designer can be given specific details to create graphics and other media elements – After all the above the programmer assembles them into a final product using any convenient multimedia authoring application program. 21/02/2015 DIT108 Multimedia Application Wisconsin International University Ghana 34
  • 35. Multimedia Production • Testing • It is very important to have a test plan to test the multimedia product before publishing it or submitting it to the client 21/02/2015 DIT108 Multimedia Application Wisconsin International University Ghana 35
  • 36. Multimedia Production • Delivering – After testing and correcting all errors, the final product can be package and published or delivered to the end user. Doing this may include implementation, maintenance, shipping, marketing etc. 21/02/2015 DIT108 Multimedia Application Wisconsin International University Ghana 36
  • 37. Multimedia Production Team • Producer • Designer • Subject Matter Expert • Programmer / Author • Instructional Designer • Scriptwriter • Computer Graphic Artist • Audio and Video Specialists • Webmaster 21/02/2015 DIT108 Multimedia Application Wisconsin International University Ghana 37
  • 38. Multimedia Production Team • Producer – The role of a producer in multimedia production is to define, coordinate, and facilitate the production of the project. The producer is also responsible for negotiating with the client; securing financial resources, equipment, and facilities and to coordinate the development team. – The producer must be abreast of current technologies, their capabilities and limitation to enhance his or her negotiations. 21/02/2015 DIT108 Multimedia Application Wisconsin International University Ghana 38
  • 39. Multimedia Production Team • Multimedia Designer – The designer is the one who visualize the system and determines its structure. – The designer is one who comes out with the look, feel, format, and style of the whole multimedia production 21/02/2015 DIT108 Multimedia Application Wisconsin International University Ghana 39
  • 40. Multimedia Production Team • Subject Matter Expert – The production content is designed by the subject matter expert • Programmer / Author – The programmer is responsible for putting all the multimedia elements involved in the production together. These elements may include a combination of the following: graphics, text, audio, music, photos, video and animation – In addition, the programmer also codes the functionalities of the product. 21/02/2015 DIT108 Multimedia Application Wisconsin International University Ghana 40
  • 41. Multimedia Production Team • Instructional Designer – The multimedia team may include a specialist who can take the information provided by the content specialists and determine how to present it using suitable strategies and practices. – The instructional designer is one who ensures that the information is presented in way that the audience can easily understand the message that the multimedia product want to send across to them. 21/02/2015 DIT108 Multimedia Application Wisconsin International University Ghana 41
  • 42. Multimedia Production Team • Scriptwriter – The scriptwriter is the one who write the script which provides the description of activities in the multimedia production. – The scriptwriter prepare a flowchart of the entire production and defines the level of interactivity of the system. 21/02/2015 DIT108 Multimedia Application Wisconsin International University Ghana 42
  • 43. Multimedia Production Team • Computer Graphic Artist – The role of the computer graphic artist is to create the graphic elements of the production which may include backgrounds, photos, logos, animation etc. • Webmaster – The webmaster is responsible for creating and maintaining website. The person must be someone who is knows how to convert multimedia application into web format and also be able to incorporate multimedia into websites. 21/02/2015 DIT108 Multimedia Application Wisconsin International University Ghana 43
  • 44. Multimedia Production Team • Audio and Video Specialists – They are needed especially when massive use of narration and digitized video and sound are required to be integrated into multimedia production. – The audio specialist is responsible for recording and editing narration and for selecting, recording, and editing sound effects. – The video specialist is responsible for video capturing, editing, and digitization of the production. 21/02/2015 DIT108 Multimedia Application Wisconsin International University Ghana 44
  • 45. 21/02/2015 DIT108 Multimedia Application Wisconsin International University Ghana 45 Thank you