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Story Games: Marrying Silicon, Celluloid, and CD-ROM.

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Gussin, Lawrence – CD-ROM Professional, 1994

Reports on themes emphasized at the April 1994 Computer Game Developers Conference held in Santa Clara (California), including the exploding CD-ROM marketplace and the potential and challenge of using CD-ROM's multimedia capacity to build cinema-quality stories and characters into computer games. Strategies for introducing more complex plots are…

Descriptors: Authoring Aids (Programming), Business, Computer Games, Computer Software Development

Gender Equity in Cyberspace.

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Weinman, Janice; Haag, Pamela – Educational Leadership, 1999

A 1998 American Association of University Women report describes a deepening technological divide between girls and boys. Boys are attracted to graphic arts and design; girls typically enroll in clerical and data-entry courses--the 1990s version of typing. Educators must help girls become "power users" and designers. (14 references) (MLH)

Descriptors: Clerical Occupations, Computer Assisted Design, Computer Games, Computer Graphics