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This document discusses two types of presentations - slide presentations using software like PowerPoint and ProShow Gold, and computer assisted instruction (CAI) using multimedia tools like videos and slides. CAI can involve transparent slides, videos, and other multimedia elements and is often created using authoring software like Authorware or online platforms like Moodle.
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3. Finally, it covers multimedia design principles like gaining attention, specifying objectives, activating prior knowledge, guiding learning, eliciting responses, providing feedback, and assessing performance.
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