Sebastian
Uijtdehaage and Zhen Gu
UCLA School of Medicine
Abstract:
Creating synchronized multimedia for the web was cumbersome until the recent introduction of Synchronized Multimedia Integration Language (SMIL). SMIL is a surprisingly simple, HTML-like language with which a web designer can synchronize video, audio, text and images.
In this hands-on workshop the participant will:
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learn how to prepare media for streaming
delivery over the web;
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create a simple SMIL presentation;
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review SMIL authoring tools;
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assess SMIL alternatives.
Benefit in Attending
Session:
Who should attend? Anyone who realizes that effective learning environments can be created with synchronized multimedia. The workshop will help participants get started with creating SMIL multimedia presentations.
Prerequisites: The participants should be familiar with basic HTML, digital image
formats (e.g., jpeg, gif), and with the RealPlayer G2.
PRIMARY AUTHOR'S
INFORMATION
Sebastian Uijtdehaage, Ph.D.
Instructional Design and Technology Unit
60-051 CHS
Box 951722
Los Angeles, CA 90095
Telephone Number: 310/794-9009
E-mail Address: bas@ucla.edu
Web Site: http://www.medsch.ucla.edu/idtu
CO-AUTHORS'
INFORMATION
Zhen Gu
Instructional Design and Technology Unit
60-051 CHS
Box 951722
Los Angeles, CA 90095
Telephone Number(s): 310-825-8665
Fax Number(s): 310-267-0320
E-mail Address(es): zgu@mednet.ucla.edu
Web Site(s): http://www.medsch.ucla.edu/idtu