Mouse, Digital camera or digital recorder, Synthesizer or music keyboard

Smartphone, Touch screen, Interactive whiteboard, Video Projector

The set of rules every user must agree to before using the software.

Allows the software to be installed on any machine owned by the company that purchased the software

control Audio and video files

A presentation that uses the components of digital media to inform or persuade an audience.

Two important tools that are used to create a digital media presentation.

Text, audio, video, graphics, and website development

The legal permission to use a software program.

Any means of conveying information.

Often saved as an animated GIF, AVI, or MPEG file.

Tiny dots of color that make up a digital image.

Number of pixels that make up an image.

Applying a special effect to an image.

The process of putting different parts of the image on different levels.

Recorded video content

Area in which the video will be displayed.

Real action or appearance of action.

Regular repetition of objects or sound

Creates the illusion of depth

Important dates that need to be met to keep the project moving forward.

Planning, scripting, and storyboarding

Illustrates the content of the presentation along with a brief description of what will happen.

The creation of the graphic, video, and audio elements.

Creation of the final master copy; editing

A way to reference the source file from within another file.

Pan, Tilt, Truck, and Dolly

Computer, monitor, and input devices such as a mouse, keyboard, or touch screen.