Corporate Multimedia and MIS Course

Authors

Robert T. Watts, Idaho State University
Michael G. Smith, Rocky Mountain Multimedia

Abstract

Pacing, branching, and interaction are three unique characteristics that multimedia brings to education. As costs decrease and the advantages of multimedia are documented, corporations are rapidly adopting this new instructional method. Major benefits to the individual and organization include instructional flexibility, increased retention, decreased instructional costs, improved performance monitoring, and record keeping. These benefits provide support for using multimedia as a method to enhance the typical college of business junior level management information systems (MIS) course.

Recommended Citation

Watts, Robert T. and Smith, Michael G. (1994) "Corporate Multimedia and MIS Course," Journal of Information Systems Education: Vol. 6 : Iss. 2 , 86-91.
Available at: https://aisel.aisnet.org/jise/vol6/iss2/6