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This multimedia presentation consists of 4 slides about Mr Bean going ballistic in a video, the impact of TV on infants, analyzing commercials, and whether creating the presentation was a big deal. The slides can be progressed through by clicking and videos can be paused and restarted by clicking. Each slide contains 3-5 lines of text providing commentary on the topic and asking questions for the viewer to consider.
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Power multimediapoint
- 1. Power Multi Media Point Check out a power presentation using multimedia!!! Please note: At any point you can click on the slide to progress to the next slide Also you can click on the video to pause and click again to restart
- 4. As you are reading these lines I am sure you are
- 6. Wondering why on earthwould someone do this
- 7. And before you realize
- 9. What is this commercial saying? Commercials are always intriguing The objective seems to be to hold your attention If possible convey a message What is the bottom-line in these commercials?
- 11. Pick up your phone and call for more!!!