Multimedia Authoring

Authoring tools that offer ______ or interpreted scripting environment for navigation control and for enabling user inputs are more powerful.

• an assembler language

• a very low language

• a subset of HTML

• a very high level language

‘ Cast ’, contains _______________________.

• cards in a stack

• pages of a book

• still images, sound files, text, shapes, scripts

Which of the following are examples of time-based authoring tools?

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Which of the following are examples of Icon Based authoring tools?

• Adobe Director

• Adobe Authorware

• Adobe Flash/Macromedia Flash:

• LiveCode

There are THREE(3) types of authoring tools.

• TRUE

• FALSE

There are FOUR (4) features of authoring tools.

• TRUE

• FALSE

'These tools are best used when the bulk of your content consists of elements that can be viewed individually'. This statement is best described for _______.

• Icon-or-Object-Based Authoring Tools

• Time-Based Authoring Tools

• Card-or-Page-Based Authoring Tools

• E-Learning Authoring Tools

In multimedia authoring systems, multimedia elements and events are often treated as ______.

• objects

• script

• attributes

• item

Authoring tools that offer a very high-level language (VHLL) or goal-oriented programming languages are more powerful by definition. Which of the following is NOT considered as VHLL?

• Adobe Director

• Autodesk‟s Maya

• Adobe Flash

• LiveCode

Which of the following authoring tool provides facility for linking objects to cards?

• VHLL

• Adobe Authorware

• LiveCode

• Adobe Director