Submission

The Multimedia Resource Center is a site created to provide a forum for multimedia educators, irrespective of educational, professional, or philosophical bias. Anyone can submit resource materials, news or other information of professional or educational interest. This site is privately maintained and operated as a professional / educational resources. The Multimedia Resource Center reserves the right to edit or refuse publication of any materials or digital works deemed in poor or questionable taste, or which exceed the space limitations of this site.

Educational Resources / Projects

Educational resources are class projects, other materials that can be used to teach or learn multimedia or links to instructional web sites containing newly created instructional materials.

The Multimedia Resource Center continually solicits tools, materials, information and/or successful projects to be published on this web site. These materials are intended for use by any educator.

Each activity should include a short (one to two paragraphs) overview with examples of the completed outcome. Note the grade level (age appropriateness), rationale and other prerequisite information:

1. A list of materials and tools: with unique materials or tools, list cost and vender.
2. A detailed narrative step-by-step explanation: with special technique highlighted and illustrated visually.
3. Contemporary models: related reading or text.
4. Photographic examples of the solutions: individual students with work

Copy right materials from other sources will not be accepted! The Multimedia Resource Center will not assume any copy right for original materials which is submitted for publication. Publication is a service to the educational community. Submit digitally to the Multimedia Resource Center. No submitted materials will be returned.

National and State news effecting multimedia education will be published or republished regularly. Announcements of major events, critical reviews, educational news, or any other newsworthy materials will be considered for inclusion. Although the Multimedia Resource Center would like to serve as a "clearing house" for all news concerning multimedia education, some materials may be edited due to site limitations. All materials must be in digital format. To submit materials for possible inclusion e-mail to the Multimedia Resource Center. No submitted materials will be returned.

Projects

The Multimedia Resource center continually solicits tools, materials, information and / or successful projects to be published on this web site. These materials are intended for use by any educator.

Each activity should include a short (one to two paragraphs) overview with examples of the completed outcomes. Note the grade level (age appropriateness), rationale and other prerequisite information:

1. A list of materials: tools, cost and vender.
2. A detailed narrative step-by-step explanation: with special technique highlighted and illustrated visually.
3. Contemporary models: related reading or text.
4. Photographic examples of the solutions: individual students with completed examples.

Again copy right materials from other sources are not acceptable! The Multimedia Resource Center assumes no copy right for the materials submitted. It is publishes only as a service to the educational community. Submit digitally to the Multimedia Resource Center. No submitted materials will be returned.

The Multimedia Resource Center assumes no liability/responsibility for the projects or information provided.