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Robert S. Tannenbaum, University of Kentucky
A Computer Science Press Book
This site is intended for use by professors who adopt this text for use in a class. It contains various pages that may be helpful in preparing and offering a course in the theoretical foundations of multimedia in any of a number of different departments. For faculty members who wish to consider the book for possible adoption, the table of contents and the preface are included on this site as a convenience. Suggestions for improvement of the site are always welcome, as are comments regarding the book itself. Please feel free and invited to contact the author.
Theoretical Foundations of Multimedia explores the technical, creative,
and social aspects of multimedia communication, with an emphasis on optimal
modes of communication and their relationship to computer-mediated technology.
A core text for any course incorporating the multi-disciplined aspects
of multimedia, this text is aimed at students from a wide variety of majors,
including computer science, information systems, communications, journalism,
English, and the graphic arts.
1998, cloth, 625 pages, >160 illustrations, CD-ROM
ISBN 0-7167-8321-5