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Notes for Instructors
Numerous problems were fixed in late May and August—mostly disconnected links that resulted from the transfer of more than 1,500 files to three new hosting services. If you discover a problem, please let us know. Just click on the e-mail link below. Because of traffic overloads, three of the website hosting services were changed in May to add greater capacity and speed. In the process, a few files temporarily dropped between the cybercracks and were temporarily unavailable. The four sites should now be independent, which should reduce problems caused by hyperlinks jumping from one domain to the other. Animation Issue Some
Although a great many people go through these modules on an individual basis, a great many users are in classrooms. To try to accommodate a greater range of needs, we've devised a color code for links. A little yellow square in front of a hyperlink ( A blue square in front of a link ( A red square is reserved for ( And, finally, there are the required reading links marked with a green square Links that are not marked with a colored square are considered self-explanatory. Although these materials are copyrighted (resulting from unauthorized attempts to alter and republish the text and illustrations), they belong to all of us. Thus, we are "all in this together." This means that you should feel to--and even feel some responsibility for--recommending needed changes. We'll all benefit from your input. Here's the address for suggestions and corrections: These materials are now available at: Depending on your academic calendar you will need to approach this course in your own way. However, it may be helpful to look over a sample calendar of activities relating to TV production. (Click on the various months at the top to see the schedules activities and hyperlinks.)
Ron Whittaker, Ph.D. Copyright Notice: Although you are free to use the materials directly from the Internet, the English, Spanish and Portuguese modules and illustrations are protected by U.S. and international copyright law and may not be reproduced in any other form. The rationale for the copyright limitations is explained here . To print them out for distribution, or to reproduce them in any other form is a violation of copyright. There have been attempts to modify these materials and use them in other contexts. To protect the continued availability of the materials, I would appreciate your bringing any such violations of copyright to my attention
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). This indicates background reading. This material is not included on the interactive tests, although it may help in understanding the concepts covered.
) indicates technical information. This type of information is designed for advanced classes and professionals; and, again, this may or may be required by an instructor. These areas will also be expanded in the future to meet the needs of advanced students.
) external links that have related information. This information is not included on the interactive tests, but an instructor has the option of asking that you read this information. CyberCollege and the InternetCampus have no control over the content or availability of these external links.
). These are covered in the interactive tests and puzzles.
