Development of Instructional Video

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Development of

Instructional VideoBy: Kenny Joy T. Bucana


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Multimedia Used to describe ways to convey

messages and information. A computeraided

instruction !"A#$ or instructional presentation t%at

combines te&t' grap%ics' video' and audio' and

may include interactivity options.


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,c%ool Museums provided portable media outlets

,tereograp%s served as an important met%od of

entertainment' education' and virtual travelpredecessors to contemporary forms of media suc% as

television and movies.

-ilms #n ()/' film was invented by 0dison. #mmediately' film was

widely used in many different fields' suc% as science' literature

and foreign teac%ing.


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,lides 1antern %ad t%e greatest impact on

educational lectures' 2T%ey played a vital role in

t%e development of disciplines suc% as art and

arc%itectural %istory' ma3ing possible t%e detailed

study of ob4ects and sites from around t%e world.

"%arts

5e -orest 67M8s 1aw 9%eel "%art ()+;


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ew ?or3 "ity broadcasts

lessons to accounting classes' becoming t%e first public

sc%ool to use radio to teac%. !"uban' ();$

#nstruction @ Journals Teac%er training institutions

begin training courses in visual media. Journals

are publis%ed focusing on visual media.


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Media incorporates sound


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,ound Motion Eictures Audiovisual #nstruction

Movement was born. 5F# formed.

Digital Visual Interface!5F#$ is a video displayinterface developed by t%e 5igital 5isplay 9or3ing

Droup !559D$. T%e digital interface is used to

connect a video source' suc% as a display

controller to a display device' suc% as a computermonitor.


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,c%ools e&periment wit% sound recordings.

,ound recorders

9ire recorders were compact' were reliable under all 3inds of

weat%er conditions' and could record for a long time onreusable wireG t%e military purc%ased t%em for use in 9orld 9ar

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Television in sc%oolsT%e -und for t%e Advancement of0ducation announced a new program for teac%ing by

television in public sc%ools of eig%t cities and two states.


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"omputer aided instruction #n ()H+


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#nstructive vs. "onstructive in learning

management systems "able Television

#ncludes current events and news

Micro computers utiliCed in sc%ools

Ken Tomp3ins brings Apple to ,toc3ton

Micro computers gain acceptance. -ound wideracceptance t%an previous tools' t%ey were compact and

relatively ine&pensive


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())*s to present 9orld 9ide 9eb

0asy access to information previously difficultIimpossible

to obtain

Firtual communication tools developed

Universal #nternet language !7TM1$ allows cross

platform communication

Java @ -las%

Applets suc% as Java and -las% gave interactivity


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Microcomputers become powerful and affordable,c%ools place emp%asis on tec%nology in

budgetIcurriculum "omputers become commonplace in most %omes as t%e

tec%nology becomes more affordable ,torage devices become more powerful and

compact 1arge amounts of information able to be stored and

transported easily

Eersonal multimedia devices


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