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Software Takes Command Extending The Language Of New Media

Lev Manovich

2013

Organization of multimedia resources

Mary A. Burke

1999

Hypertext and hypermedia

Jakob Nielsen

1990

Narrative as virtual reality

Marie-Laure Ryan

2001

CSS Web design for dummies

Richard Mansfield

2005

Communication and collaboration in the online classroom

Patricia Comeaux

2002

Commonwealth: a history of the British Commonwealth of Nations

H. Duncan Hall

1971

Cloud computing

Lizhe Wang

2012

JavaScript

David Flanagan

1997 ★ 4.3

Fluid screens, expanded cinema

Janine Marchessault

2007

Digital media tools

Nigel P. Chapman, Nigel Chapman, Jenny Chapman

2002

CyberArts

Linda Jacobson

1992

Ruby On Rails Bible

Timothy Fisher

2008

Building the Realtime User Experience

Ted Roden

2010

Design for multimedia learning

Tom Boyle

1997

Affective Computing

Rosalind W. Picard

1997

Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 Inside Out (Bpg Inside Out)

Errin O'Connor

2008

Silverlight and ASP.NET Revealed

Matthew MacDonald

2007

Managing interactive video/multimedia projects

Robert E. Bergman

1990

Beginning Drupal

Jacob Redding

2010

Understanding your users

Catherine Courage

2005

Observing the user experience

Mike Kuniavsky

2003

Programming interactivity

Joshua J. Noble

2009

Mac multimedia for teachers

Michelle Robinette

1995

Mobile commerce application development

Lei-da Chen, Gordon Skelton

2005

ARCO master the GMAT 2007

Thomas H. Martinson, Martinson

2006

Managing interactive media

Elaine England, Andy Finney

2007

Multimedia Learning

Richard E. Mayer

2001

Absolute beginner's guide to podcasting

Curtis Franklin, George W. Colombo, George Colombo

2006

The interactive book

Celia Pearce

1997

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