Multimedia

[vaelix]

I wouldn't say education is the obvious default here, for me multimedia is just as big in pure entertainment and gaming where it's all about immersion rather than learning something formal.

[Vycoria]

I got roped into doing a multimedia presentation for a work thing once and ended up with a video that had zero audio for the first 20 seconds, total chaos lol.

[Kovaarium275]

ngl I read multimedia and my brain instantly went to those slick bet tracking dashboards some of you share here, live odds popping with animated charts would be fire for my parlay addiction. OP if you're talking design hit us with a mockup for sports stats

[Hollowni]

lmao my last gig before this was editing some vids where the audio went to another clip and that taught me multimedia is all about repair.

[voxraari43]

Honestly if I had to pick I'd say multimedia in education is where it really shines, like a good mix of video and interactive stuff can make borng topics actually stick.

[Ladyoslia]

Audio beats text in learnin every time imo

[Frankiayver]

haha right? I always think of those old CD ROM encyclopedias my school had, like Encarta, and how mind blowing it felt to have video clips and sound all in one place. still kinda wild how far we've come since then honestly

[vycirast]

Are you asking for a definition for an assignment or did you actually want to discuss how multimedia changed the way we consume content online?

[meriva]

Honestly I'd rather talk about how schools actually use animation to teach than just sit there listing definitions.

[homwyy2]

The way "animation" is just tucked in there between video and a question mark like it's an afterthought cracs me up. Everyone always forgets the poor animator.

[zylosess]

Yeah my head went strait to video editing software cos i spend too much time messing with overlays and audio tracks lmao