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		<title>Say It in Multimedia: Crash Course in New-Media Literacy</title>
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		<description>Come to our demonstration to learn how to combine media to better communicate complex concepts. We’ll show step-by-step procedures, tutorials, and games—all using multimedia to communicate hard business and technical information.</description>
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		<title>Using Animation to Explain Technical Concepts</title>
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		<description>Computer animation can be an effective communication tool. In this demonstration, we present an example of how we used animation to teach difficult technical concepts. We explain our rationale for selecting&#xD;animation as a means of communication. We describe&#xD;our process for ensuring high-quality and consistent&#xD;deliverables. We also share some customer feedback.</description>
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