First, I will start with an introduction. My name is David T. Hardy and I am the founder and executive officer of Hardy & Associates, an international consultant and development firm that focuses on media and technology. I am also a member of the boards of directors of several non-profit organizations. In addition, I have served as an adjunct professor at a number of community colleges and universities. All in all, I have learned a lot about marketing, management, operations, finance, and leadership and am very familiar with many topics related to media and technology.
Next, I would like you to bring a study group in every session. Study groups are usually made up of at least four people and should have four to six people participating. Since this multimedia content development assessment is about digital media innovation strategies, the study group should be split into four categories – four students in each category who will share their perspectives about the project; the remaining members of the group will brainstorm on the best way to carry out the project; and finally, they will complete the assessment.
The next step would be for you to prepare a multimedia content development study guide. You may want to choose a guide that is based on a specific company or brand. This could be your own company’s brochure or website or a marketing or communications document that you created yourself. The guide should include a detailed strategy for digital media content development as well as instructions for you to start the project, resources needed, timelines for achievements, and evaluations.
For your own convenience, create your own PowerPoint presentation as a base for your study. Start by learning how to use presentation software. In the presentation, you will need to list down information from your research. Then, include a summary of these data in the center of the presentation. Next, create a figure or graphic that illustrate your points.
After you have created a presentation, you can now take a multimedia content development assessment. There are several ways to take this assessment, such as via an online quiz or multiple-choice test. You can also ask a team of multimedia experts to evaluate your progress.
Once you have successfully completed the assessment, you can now decide if you need more help or if you already have the right skills and knowledge to create multimedia content. If you feel that you lack the skills to do multimedia, then it is best to hire multimedia consultants, design professionals, or developers to do the work for you. However, hiring a team of multimedia experts would cost more than hiring individuals. It is still up to you to decide which option is best for your digital media creation needs.
Now that you know some of the things that you need to consider when planning to create multimedia presentations or films, you should be able to come up with ideas on how to distribute your digital media creation. You can either put the film or documentary in various forms like movies, DVDs, or CD, or put it out as a streaming video using media players and video sharing sites like YouTube. Or you can even put together a trailer for potential viewers to watch that will help advertise your media creation. The Internet is a rich source of ideas and information for multimedia projects. Just be resourceful and creative enough to find ways to make your ideas come alive!
