Introduction
Statement of Purpose
The Multimedia Resource Center brings together educational materials,
information, tutorials and links for those persons who have an interest
in the creative and scholarly uses of emerging multimedia technologies.
The Center recognizes the rapidly changing and expanding uses
of multimedia and instruction of multimedia technologies within
the educational community. This site will promote, establish,
activate and focus on multimedia knowledge, and make it available
for educators and, most especially, for students.
Students who acquire skills with multimedia become active creators of content,
not just passive end-users or viewers of prepackaged materials. As educators,
we must have the resources to teach these fundamental skills and to
effectively present and communicate ideas that provide all students with
a broad range of technology skills. This site is organized exclusively for
educational purposes, more specifically to:
- Establish, maintain and / or link to a large group of resources for educators
who use multimedia in the education process or those who teach multimedia.
- Establish, maintain and / or link a large group of resources and tutorials for students of multimedia
- Facilitate the establishment of National Performance Standards for multimedia education.
- Update and more closely align ISTE
Standards with the Six Trait Writing model.
- Establish norms for educational infrastructure which supports multimedia education.
Multimedia Resource Center Newsletter
The Multimedia Resource Center will publish an electronic newsletter.
The e-notes will be available twice yearly either by RSS subscription
or by direct e-mail. it will contain important technical news
(written by nationally known educators or other authoritative
authors), and news which is important to educators. Click for an example
of the Multimedia Resource
Center e-Notes. Some of the materials may be moved and reused from the newsletter
to areas of this site for a longer, more public viewing. To subscribe
for delivery by direct email, please go to
Subscription and follow directions.
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