- Are you curious about the tools and techniques associated with the creation of interactive multimedia?
- Are you into web designing?
- Do you have a wild imagination?
- Want to put your imagination into creating something interesting?
- Are you seeking an online course for creating interactive multimedia?

If you want the answers to these questions then you need to take this course as it contain the information very thoroughly, arranged for the better understanding of an average user.

What is this course and what are the benefits of taking it?

The content in this digital arts online course can help you build a familiarity with the technologies and tools used to create interactive multimedia projects, as well as the needs and demands of new, ambitious multimedia content. The course 2005 is taught at an undergraduate level, though students should be familiar with basic Web design and publishing before using the resources this course presents. The course also requires you to have access to Flash and Fireworks, which are used in some of the presented assignments. After you are done with this course there is no reason why you will not be able to create interactive media.

After successfully completing this course a user will know how to:

- Identify and describe significant characteristics of the elements of multimedia
- Demonstrate awareness of the variety of authoring tools and techniques used in the creation and delivery of interactive multimedia
- Communicate effectively with multimedia professionals about the design, development and delivery of interactive multimedia for educational purposes
- Evaluate the suitability of specific examples of multimedia for educational applications

- Plan, create and deploy simple examples of interactive multimedia in web browser environments

With this information, users will certainly be able to enhance their skills in the field of multimedia.

Author Bio:

The instructor for this course is Dr Peter Albion.