Is Video in Your Future?
A former U.S. in-plant manager, who now oversees audio visual services at a New Zealand university, discusses how video and print can work together to provide a multimedia approach to learning.
Web Portal as Distribution Point
The glue that brings together the multi-media technologies is the Web portal. The course readers, lecture materials, video clips, PowerPoint lectures and recorded lectures are all available online. Students have access through a technology tool called Moodle (similar to Blackboard), which is successfully used campus wide. The availability of the online tools are instrumental in creating the best teaching and learning environment possible, potentially bringing output such as print, video and other media together as a single communication package.
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