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Vision, instruction, and action

David Chapman

1991

Cyberprotest

Wim B. H. J. van de Donk

2004

Silverlight and ASP.NET Revealed

Matthew MacDonald

2007

Managing interactive video/multimedia projects

Robert E. Bergman

1990

Intelligent image databases

Yihong Gong

1998

Digital sound processing for music and multimedia

Ross Kirk, Andy Hunt

1999

Multimedia

Tay Vaughan

1996

Handbook of multimedia computing

Borivoje Furht

1999

Record it!

Shauna Masura

2013

Digital multimedia

Nigel P. Chapman

2004

Intelligent paradigms for assistive and preventive healthcare

L. C. Jain

2006

The new journalist

Kim Kierans, Tim Currie, Paul Benedetti

2010

Managing interactive media

Elaine England, Andy Finney

2007

Multimedia Learning

Richard E. Mayer

2001

Marketing and information technology

John O'Connor, Eamonn Galvin

1997

How to use digital video

Dave Johnson, Johnson, Dave

2000

The 3G IP multimedia subsystem (IMS)

Gonzalo Camarillo

2006

SIP Demystified

Gonzalo Camarillo

2002

Indexing multimedia and creative works

Rob Hidderley, Pauline Rafferty

2004

Meaningful learning with technology

David H. Jonassen

2008

The daily miracle

Stephen Lamble, David Conley

2002

Snap to Grid

Peter Lunenfeld

2001

Foundation Flash MX applications

Steve Webster, Scott Mebberson

2003

An introduction to digital media

Tony Feldman

1997

Infographics

Jason Lankow

2012

Cambridge Handbook of Multimedia Learning

Richard E. Mayer

2014

The Haskell School of Expression

Paul Hudak

2000

Pro Tools for video, film and multimedia

Ashley Shepherd

2005

How Did They Do That? Motion Graphics (How Did They Do That?)

David Greene

2003

GameShark

Nick Roberts, Prima Games

1998

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