1. Video-on-demand Computer Skills Training at UMBC Bill Shewbridge Bob Kuhlmann UMBC New Media Studio ALN, November 18, 2001

14. Lower quality image, bad for lots of movement Accessible by most Marginal Narrowband (Real) Can accommodate high-end production values High bandwidth and client VHS-Quality Broadband (IPTV) Class prep Does Not Scale Great Live Face-to-Face Training Production Issues User Accessibility Quality of Delivery Method

15. Minimal resources and expertise Accessible by most High quality possible Audio Only Can require extensive postproduction Requires ubiquitous Plugin Great resolution - can be combined with Streaming Video Slide Shows Real-time Acquisition Requires Plugin with appropriate CODEC Excellent for Screens - Bad for Motion Screen Capture Production Issues User Accessibility Quality of Delivery Method

16. Extensive resources and skills needed CD must be distributed to user Can integrate variety of media. Bandwidth less of an issue. CD-ROM Full range of video production possible Requires a tape deck Great for full motion, weak on high resolution Video Tape Design issues, variable production expertise Easy access Broad range of options, generally static Web Sites Production Issues User Accessibility Quality of Delivery Method