NASA NTRS · 19890005608
The USL NASA PC R and D interactive presentation development system
Abstract
The Interactive Presentation Development System (IPFS) is a highly interactive system for creating, editing, and displaying video presentation sequences, e.g., for developing and presenting displays of instructional material similiar to overhead transparency or slide presentations. However, since this system is PC-based, users (instructors) can step through sequences forward or backward, focusing attention to areas of the display with special cursor pointers. Additionally, screen displays may be dynamically modified during the presentation to show assignments or to answer questions, much like a traditional blackboard. This system is now implemented at the University of Southwestern Louisiana for use within the piloting phases of the NASA contract work.
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Dominick, Wayne D., Moreau, Dennis R.. 1984-08-02. The USL NASA PC R and D interactive presentation development system. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19890005608
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