Motion Media and Interactive Design

Motion Media

• Motion media created by professionals are called formally.
• Animations require 30 frames per second for smooth movement.
• Motion picture is a visual medium creating the appearance of movement.

Shadow

• The source of light determines the size and direction of a shadow.

Motion Media Advantages

• Motion media makes presentations engaging.
• It's a tool for learning with emotion.
• Motion media can cross cultural and group differences.
• It can show detailed processes.

Tone and Movement

• Tone and movement can be highlighted by combining speed and music.

Motion Path

• Motion path refers to the route an object takes.

Interaction

• Interactive media promotes interaction between media producers and consumers.
• Multimedia is a broader term encompassing various media forms.

Interactive Media

• Interactive websites use software for user interaction and content.
• Interactive media is a communication method where program output depends on user input.

Interactivity with Computers

• Interactivity is the communication process between humans and computer software.
• Video games and online activities are examples of computer software interactivity.

Internet Interaction

• Online classes and online gaming are ways to interact with the internet.

Types of Interactivity

• Gaming, hotspots, and rollover are types of interactivity.

Feedback and Electronic Devices

• Electronic devices like setup boxes enable feedback and issuing commands.

Manipulatives in Education

• Manipulatives in education make learning more fun.
• They engage students physically and mentally, promoting creativity.

Audio Media Storage

• MP3, tape, memory card, and USB drive are used to store audio.
• Audio formats include MP3, WAV,and CD.

Sound and Audio Media

• Audio's characteristics and purposes include feedback, personalization, and instruction.
• Sound clips or recorded sounds can be used in dramatic productions.

Sound Design Principles

• Silence, mixing, pace, and transitions are principles of sound design.

Hearing vs Listening

• Hearing is perceiving sounds, while listening is a conscious choice of perception.

Information Storage

• Tape, cloud, podcasts, and memory cards are all used to store and retrieve data.

Audio Transmission

• Radio broadcast uses radio waves to broadcast audio to a wide audience.

Storage Devices

• Cloud storage is a repository for files and other data.
• USB drives are connected storage devices.
• Memory cards store data.

Sound Design Concepts

• Mixing is combining various sound elements.
• Crossfade, V-fade, and waterfall are types of sound transitions.
• Sound effects are created for specific auditory impact.

Storage Mediums

• CDs are used for storing data, like text, pictures, audio, and video.

Circular Media

• CD-ROMs are plastic, circular media for storing data.

Communication Methods

• Voice-over is vocal commentary over other audio or video.
• Dialogue is conversation between characters.

Media Professionals

• Media practitioners produce, analyze, evaluate, and produce media and information.
• A people media leader is a person within a group giving specifics and information to others.

Types of Journalism

• Citizen Journalism is where individuals create and share news content.
• Social Journalism and campus journalism are also types of news sharing.

Media Skills

• Individuals with media skills can access, evaluate, and produce information using various media types.
• Multimedia journalists have skills in multiple media forms.