Using the Flashcard Template
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Copy the presentation to your hard drive.
There are two sets of templates:
 Slides #3 & 4 are for identifying terms
 Slides #5 & 6 are for learning definitions
Open the slides using slide sorter and copy either set of
slides for each term/definition you are going to construct.
Go to each slide and substitute the text with the proper
terms or definitions.
Delete this slide (slide #1) after you are done.
Save the file.
FLASH CARDS
Analog
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Analog use a continuous range of values to represent information.
Analog
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Digital
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Using discrete (discontinuous) values, usually but not always
symbolized numerically (hence called "digital") to represent
information for input, processing, transmission, storage, etc.
Digital
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Linear Editing
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The process of selecting, arranging and modifying the images and
sound recorded on videotape.
Linear Editing
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Zoom
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Is the cropping of an image down to a centered area with the
same aspect ratio as the original
Zoom
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Focus
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The adjustment for distinct vision ; also : the
area that may be seen distinctly or resolved
into a clear image.
Focus
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2 Dimensional Effect
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2 Dimensional Refers to objects that are
constructed on two planes (X and Y, height
and width, row and column, etc.). (Flat
Objects)
2 D Effect
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3 Dimensional Effect
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3 Dimensional objects are constructed on
three planes (X, Y and Z) (Items can be rotated
into different views)
3 Dimensional Effect
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