Curricular Review: Supporting the Move to Digital Tools for Audio and Video Production 1

Christine Taylor

Curricular Review: Supporting the Move to Digital Tools for Audio and Video Production 1

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Abstract

There is little doubt that the age of digital technology has arrived. From using CD ROM software in the classroom to researching on the internet, selecting and using authorware to craft assignments, to teaching non linear editing of audio and video at the desktop, mass communication and academic units are coming to grips with the emerging technologies.

Original language	American English
Journal	Scholarship and Professional Work - Communication
Volume	38
Issue number	2
State	Published - Apr 1 1997

Keywords

digital tools; education; audio and video production; curricular support

Disciplines

Broadcast and Video Studies
Communication
Education

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Curricular Review: Supporting the Move to Digital Tools for Audio and Video Production 1

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