Thursday, December 17, 2020

Saturday, November 21, 2020


GROUP PROJECT (MIDTERM)
MEMBERS:
Salo, Maria Clarisse joy( Editor)
Emmanuel Ubaldo(Artist)
Anndrine Agbin(voice over)
Jillian Dela cruz(voice over)



TITLE:
ADOBE PHOTOSHOP TUTORIAL:THE BASICS FOR BEGINNERS  
I Hope you like the tutorial video ;) Watch till the end. 

                                          https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WsUpOK0fJUo

Thursday, October 15, 2020

GROUP PROJECT IN MMA EDUCATION 3


GROUP PROJECT PRELIM EXAM 
MEMBERS:
Salo, Maria Clarisse joy( Editor)
Emmanuel Ubaldo(Artist)
Anndrine Agbin(voice over)
Jillian Dela cruz(script writter)



TITLE:
Digital Anime Tutorial By Emmanuel Ubaldo  
I Hope you like the tutorial video ;) Watch till the end.  



Tuesday, September 15, 2020

MULTIMEDIA EDUCATION 3

ASSIGNMENT 1 

IDENTIFY WEBSITES THAT PROVIDES THE FOLLOWING SERVICES:

  • PUBLISHING OF MULTIMEDIA PRESENTATION
  • COMMUNICATION  TOOLS
  • DESIGNING AND EDITING MULTIMEDIA ELEMENTS
  • STORAGE OF MULTIMEDIA PROJECTS
PUBLISHING OF MULTIMEDIA PRESENTATION

1. Kindle Direct Publishing (KDP)



Owned by Amazon, KDP publishes and retails ebooks that can be read on Kindle devices or on devices that have installed the Kindle app. This is one publisher that an independent author cannot afford to ignore: About 80% of all English-language ebook sales occur via Amazon, and self-published titles alone account for 42% of this figure.

If you are willing to grant Amazon exclusive distribution of your ebook for a 90-day period, you can enroll into KDP Select, a marketing program that helps authors promote books largely through discounts and countdown deals. If KDP Select works well for you (and discounting is an effective way to promote sales—as the success of book promotional services like Bookbub shows), you can re-enroll into the program as many times as you want. Participation in KDP Select also makes your book available to subscribers of Kindle Unlimited and the Kindle Owners Lending Library for Amazon Prime members, and you will receive additional payments depending on the number of pages subscribers read.

Kindle ebooks use the .MOBI format, unlike most other publishers who use .EPUB. If you have created your ebook in Word, you can convert it to .MOBI using free conversion software like Calibre.

2. iBooks



Apple’s iBooks is the second-biggest ebook retailer after Amazon, accounting for 10% of sales in the top 5 countries. Its more than 40 country-specific ebook stores give unique benefits to authors: They can price their books differently in each country depending on the prices of comparable books, and even set prices in the local currency. Moreover, authors can schedule free book and discount offers anytime, and there is no exclusive distribution contract.

To publish directly on iBooks, you must have a Mac device; else you will have to go through an ebook aggregator.Apple offers a flat 70% royalty rate.

4. Barnes & Noble Press



Formerly known as NOOK Press, this is a self-publishing portal from Barnes & Noble. It accounts for 3% of ebook sales, almost all of it from the US. It also offers print-on-demand publishing. Books published with Barnes & Noble Press retail only at their online and physical bookstores.

Royalty rates range from 40% to 65%, depending on the price of the book.

5. Smashwords



Smashwords is a popular ebook aggregator and distributes ebooks to almost all the top retailers, including Kobo, iBookstore, and Barnes & Noble. They have extensive ebook formatting guidelines that enable easy conversion into the formats required by their multiple retail partners. On the flip side, Smashwords does not distribute to Amazon, and offers no support with ebook formatting. If you need help formatting your ebook, and/or if you would rather publish with an aggregator that also distributes to Amazon, you may be better off publishing with Draft2Digital.

Smashwords takes a 10% cut on books sold through their own retail channel, and 15% on books sold through other retailers—this is in addition to the retailer’s own fees.

COMMUNICATION TOOLS

  1. SKYPE
Skype is a communication tool that allows you and your student friends at SLU to work together no matter where you are.
  • Skype provides voice / video calls, video conferencing, presence and instant messaging together in a single easy to use client.
  • You can easily share documents and presentations via Skype.
  • You can use Skype from your PC, tablet and smartphone with support for Windows, Mac, iOS, Android and Windows Phone. Initially, support will be available for Windows.
   2. ZOOM

Zoom provides communications software that incorporates cloud
 video conferencing, online meetings, chat, and remote collaboration. The Zoom Meetings service is a core feature of the Zoom product suite because it empowers teams around the world to work together more effectively, by providing innovative communication and collaboration tools that bring people closer together.


3.FACEBOOK

The main purpose of this social network is communication; the main logo of Facebook is “connect and share with the people in your life”. Facebook allows its users to chat, talk and share their daily life activities with their friends and family.In addition to communicating directly through posting and messaging, you can play games with them, making them seem closer no matter the distance. If you find that few people around you have similar interests, you can also use Facebook to connect with others around the country and world who do.

4.MS TEAMS


Microsoft Teams is a persistent chat-based collaboration platform complete with document sharing, online meetings, and many more extremely useful features for business communications. Having an excellent team space is key to being able to make creative decisions and communicate with one another.Using Teams, staff can share files, organize meetings from their calendar, and sync with other Office apps like OneNote, OneDrive, and Skype for Business. This improves collaboration and communication while simultaneously aiding the adoption of Office 365.

5.GOOGLE MEETS 

Google Meet
, previously named Google Hangouts Meet, is Google's enterprise video conferencing software, offered as part of G Suite and also to free Google users. Meet offers features not seen in Hangouts, like real-time captions and support for up to 250 participants and 100,000 live stream viewers.







DESIGNING AND EDITING MULTIMEDIA ELEMENTS

1.WIX.COM


Wix offers an excellent drag-and-drop site builder to create small websites. There are 100s of free templates available. Wix provides its own web hosting as well as domain names (free and paid). The App Market makes it easy to add extra functionality such as photo galleries or ecommerce

2.SQUARESPACE


Create a website with an award-winning template. Get your unique domain today. Custom Domains. Drag and Drop. Free 14-day Trial. 24/7 Customer Support. Modern Templates. No Plugins Necessary. Types: Portfolio Websites, Business Websites, Ecommerce Websites

3.WEEBLY.


Weebly is the best builder for small business sites and portfolios. It's easy to use and comes packed with apps and features to help grow your site, from SEO to ecommerce Weebly is “legit” – i.e., they are a well-established, safe, secure company that provides safe, secure, legitimate website builder services. Like any company, they have strengths, weaknesses, and tradeoffs, but they are good to do business with.

STORANGE OF MULTIMEDIA PROJECTS 

1.Dropbox is one of the oldest cloud storage services. It maintains all customer files in one location, thus enabling any device to access them anytime and from anywhere. It offers 2GB of free storage and paid plans of 1TB of storage for $8.25 per month and 2TB for $16.58. For $20 a month, Dropbox offers unlimited storage for businesses on a per-user basis.

2.Google Drive offers centralized storage for any type of file. It offers 15GB of free storage for three Google products: Photos, Gmail, and Drive. Paid plans include (a) $1.99 per month for 100GB of storage, (b) $10 per month for 1TB, and (c) a data-storage plan of $100 per month for 100TB. Google is upgrading the data service to a new product called Google One. It will offer storage as well as access to Google experts.

3.Box enables secure access, sharing, and management of content from anywhere. It offers 10GB of free storage that can be increased to 100GB for $10 a month. The unlimited storage business plan costs $15 a month for three to 10 users. `

4.Mega is a global cloud storage platform based in New Zealand. It offers 50GB of free storage. Paid accounts include (a) 200GB for $5 a month, (b) 1TB for $10 a month, (c) 2TB for $20 a month and (d) 8TB for $30 a month.

5.Microsoft OneDrive offers standard cloud storage features such as accessing files from any device, offline access by syncing files to a device, and backup and disaster recovery. It offers 5GB of storage for free and 50GB for $1.99 per month. The 1TB and 5TB plans cost, respectively, $69.99 and $99.99 per year and come with Office 365 access.




COMPILATION OF ALL ACTIVITIES

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