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| Multimedia | Refers to a computer generated presentation using data, images, sound, text, and video. |
| Animation | A simulation of movement created by displaying a series of pictures, or frames. |
| Morphing | An animation technique in which one image is gradually turned into another. |
| Virtual Reality | An artificial environment created with computer hardware and software that appears and feels like a real environment. |
| Storyboarding | graphic organizer or set of drawings used for planning a multimedia presentation. |
| Design Template | provides design and color that determines the color scheme, font and font size, and layout of your presentation. |
| Linear | A presentation sequence occurring in a specific order leading to the next predetermined order. |
| Non-Linear | A presentation or slideshow that does not occur in a specific predetermined order or repeat. |
| Branching | A presentation jumps forward or backward altering it’s sequence according to user choices or responses. |
| Looping | A presentation that has a continuous, automatic stepping through a sequence of image and/or graphics frames. |
| Streaming | When a video or audio that is partially downloaded and then played as the remainder of the file is being downloaded on the Internet or other network. |
| Interactive | A presentation that requires some human interaction to operate. |
| Non-interactive | A presentation that does not require human interaction to operate. |
