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Mind over Media: Creative Thinking Skills for Multimedia Computing: Solutions Manual

By (author) Mark von Wodtke

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This is the solutions manual to accompany the book Mind Over Media . The main text is designed as a reference for students who want to develop thinking skills for multimedia computing. It can be used in elementary graphics, and may also be of interest to lecturers in the arts, education, business and environmental design. The book is divided into three main parts: 1) the mind and its creative thinking skills, 2) the interaction between the mind and electronic media, and 3) using the mind to master multimedia by drawing from deeper levels of consciousness, user interfaces and the media mix itself. It presents visual thinking skills essential for working with graphical user interfaces, media space and multimedia applications, and provides approaches to using electronic media, models and methods. Pedagogical features include case studies, student exercises and more than 500 diagrams and illustrations.

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