As writers, we are required to be flexible. Often we are the deciding voice as to what manner of technology should be used for a particular aim. So how do we make this decision and how have others used the new technology to achieve goals? This month's links provide some practical ideas.Sample Videos Educational Use of Technology Creating Educational Web-Based Projects An Interactive Job Safety Course on CD-ROM Looking at the Limitations and Abilities of Multimedia How to Select the Appropriate Media - Part 1 How to Select the Appropriate Media - Part 2 Coaching and Mentoring Training Programs Travel Video Programs Media Related Publications Multimedia Learning for Pharmacists Traveling in Cyberspace: Video-Mediated Communication When to Use Video Production When to Use Computers in Schools Going Beyond Plain Text Using Videoconferencing Using Video in Multimedia
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