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It would be good to use simulations and nifty animations and digital video if available
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Simulations can be server side objects or client side (applets)
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But in most real classes, use PowerPoint or HTML (with various levels of sophistication in editor)
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Using COM can store individual foils of PowerPoint in a database
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At the high end, currently use Macromedia Director or equivalent technology but this is transitory as not the web?
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Only use technologies that support very good web export that respects W3C object model with clear structure (i.e. XML)
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Build educational objects that can be stored in a database and exported as HTML/XML using some template
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Store video and images in multi-resolution format to accommodate different curricula quality/network bandwidth tradeoffs
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Expect authoring tools to improve
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