The Use and Capture of Images for Computer-Based Learning
by Dr Jane Williams, ETS, University of Bristol
Images, both still and moving, form the core of many multimedia
applications and it is a commonly held view that illustrations
can be used to enhance computer-based learning material
(courseware) and the learning process.
This publication is divided into two sections.
The first section takes a look at the evidence supporting the
view that illustrations enhance the learning process and suggests
appropriate ways of using images.
The second section discusses the issues involved with the
preparation (capture, manipulation, storage and delivery) of
photo-realistic images for use in the creation of computer-based
learning material.
The document includes a list of references and publications for
further reading.
Price:- UKHE 8.50 pounds
Non UKHE 8.50 pounds plus p&p
Distribution:-
The product is obtainable from:-
Mrs Jean Burgan
UCoSDA
Level Six
University House
SHEFFIELD
S10 2TN
Tel: 0114 272 5248
Fax: 0114 272 8705
Email: j.burgan@sheffield.ac.uk
Further Information and Comments:-
Dr Jane Williams
Education Technology Service
Royal Fort Annexe
University of Bristol
Bristol BS81 UD
Tel: 011792 88116
e-mail: j.williams@bristol.ac.uk
From: Brian Shields
Date: Thu, 8 Dec 1994
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