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Curriculum Resources in Interactive Multimedia
Workshop at ACM Multimedia'99 Workshop at ACM Multimedia'98 About this project
Curriculum Resources in Interactive Multimedia is a funded NSF project to support teaching and learning in computer science. Curriculum resources in interactive multimedia (CRIM) will be developed to help meet the chronic shortage for trained workers in the areas of interactive multimedia applications, education, interfaces, production, programming, publishing, systems, technologies, and tools. Curriculum guidelines and courseware will be made available through a digital library accessible through the WWW, linking back to resources developed at sites around the nation that will be a part of the CRIM Consortium.Please submit or download information using the CRIM-related part of CSTC, the digital library of peer reviewed materials for computing:
We also encourage you to use or suggest changes or additions to our WWW resource pointer lists:
Please also see more background on our project:- Project Proposal
- Change of Original Proposal
- Project Summary
- Talk presented at ACM Multimedia'99. (You can read a PDF version (200K) of a preprint of the paper or see the slides from the presentation in either PDF (1.2M) or PowerPoint (Office 2000 version, 1.7M) forms.)
Related information online
- Multimedia, Hypertext, and Information Access discussions and workshops
Other related projects at Virginia Tech
- NSF CISE Education Innovation grant
- Pages maintained for the set of NSF CISE Education Innovation projects.