Lecture 2 - Multimedia Flashcards

1
Q

What is multimedia?

What are the five components?

A

Multimedia is everything you can hear or see.

Describes any application or technology that uses any combination of:

  • text
  • images
  • sounds
  • animation
  • video
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2
Q

What are multimedia uses?

A

To inform
To educate
To sell/run businesses
To entertain

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3
Q

What does the World Wide Web offer?

A
  1. Accessibility
  2. Fast
  3. Directly see people
  4. Cheap (sometimes free)
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4
Q

Which area of the world has the most internet users?

A

Asia

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5
Q

What year was network technology introduced?

What was it called?

A

1969

Arpanet - first packet switching network and the predecessor to the internet

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6
Q

When was the start of the internet?

A

In 1962

Build network technology to allow researchers at various locations across the country to share information

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7
Q

When was the first email sent?

A

1971

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8
Q

What was the first graphical browser called?

In what year?

A

Mosiac

1993

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9
Q

What year did the World Wide Web debut?

A

1991 - by Tim Burners-Lee

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10
Q

When was the search engine implemented?

A

In 1998 by Larry Page and Sergey Brin

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11
Q

What two purposes does text serve?

A
  1. Convey information

2. Visual impact

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12
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Font Types

A

Arial

Times New Roman

Comic Sans

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13
Q

Style

A

Bold

Regular

Italics

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14
Q

Kerning

A

Space between pairs of characters

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15
Q

Tracking

A

Adjusting the distance between all the letters

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16
Q

Leading

A

The vertical space between lines of text

17
Q

Serif

A

Tails
Script
Body paragraphs
- Times New Roman

18
Q

Sans Serif

A

No tails
Block oriented
Headings, Titles
- Arial or Verdana

19
Q

Monospaced Fonts

A

Each character takes up the same amount of space on a line - Courier

20
Q

Proportional Fonts

A

Each character takes up only as much width it needs - Times New Roman

21
Q

Pixels

A

The “dots” the take on a particular colour on a screen

22
Q

How is a pixel displayed?

A

A pixel is displayed using light on a monitor to create images or text

23
Q

Point (pt)

A

A linear unit measuring size of text in a word processing document

24
Q

72 pt =

1 pt =

A

1 inch

1/72 inch

25
Q

Pixel (px)

A

Pixels are a measurement for text and images for the web on a monitor

26
Q

How big is 72pt size font when printed?

A

It will ALWAYS be 1 inch, no matter what machine it is printed on.

27
Q

Does 11px equal 11pt?

A

NO

28
Q

Are pixels smaller than points?

A

YES, pixels will always be smaller than points

29
Q

What is the Hexadecimal Code?

A

It will always have 6 digits with letters A through F and numbers 0 through 9. The letters can be both uppercase or lowercase. Letters will always be first
Example: #C0C0C0 is Light Grey

30
Q

What does the Hexadecimal Code represent?

A

RRGGBB

Therefore, Red is #FF0000

31
Q

What does CRAP mean?

A

Contrast

Repetition

Alignment

Proximity