Videoscheme: A Research, Authoring, and Teaching Tool for Multimedia

Authors

J Matthews, Dartmouth College
F Makedon, Dartmouth College
P Gloor

Document Type

Technical Report

Publication Date

3-1994

Technical Report Number

PCS-TR94-209

Abstract

The availability of digital multimedia technology poses new challenges to researchers, authors, and educators, even as it creates new opportunities for rich communication. This paper suggests interactive computer programming as a fruitful approach to these challenges. VideoScheme, a prototype video programming environment, is described along with promising applications.

Dartmouth Digital Commons Citation

Matthews, J; Makedon, F; and Gloor, P, "Videoscheme: A Research, Authoring, and Teaching Tool for Multimedia" (1994). Computer Science Technical Report PCS-TR94-209. https://digitalcommons.dartmouth.edu/cs_tr/90