Olympics WinCALIS Tutorial

WITH WINCALIS, YOU’VE GOT THE WHOLE WORLD IN YOUR HANDS AN OLYMPICS WINCALIS AUTHOR TUTORIAL, HIGHLIGHTING NEW FEATURES IN VER.2.5 Richard A. Kunst Humanities Computing Laboratory, Inc. 301 W. Main St. Suite 400-I Durham, NC 27701 USA Phone: (919) 667-9556 Fax: (919)E-mail: info@humancomp.org Web: http://www.humancomp.org Rev. 2/2002 WITH WINCALIS, YOU’VE GOT THE WHOLE WORLD IN YOUR HANDS This booklet will be your guide for constructing a WinCALIS lesson model on the Olympics. You can work through it as part of a workshop or on your own. In the former case, workshop participants will be following along with the model lesson construction in synch, and can work on independent lessons as time allows. English is used as the target language of this model lesson to provide a common denominator, but other languages can be explored. Text entry, question and feedback formation, clues, graphics, hotspots, tutorials, audio and video, speech recognition, and more will all be addressed in the creation of this lesson. This book will guide you on the “what goes where” in the model lesson; WinCALIS Author on-line help gives further details. Available for those interested is an on-line Windows tutorial or a printed copy of Windows Basics. Do not worry if you do not complete everything in this guide during a workshop. This guide also can serve as a handy reference for features and methods involved in putting a WinCALIS lesson ...