Four dimensions of multimedia
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This document outlines four dimensions for evaluating multimedia: content, aesthetics, functionality, and usability. Content refers to the message and purpose of the material, aimed at a specific audience. Aesthetics considers how the material looks and sounds in terms of sensory appeal and style. Functionality refers to the capabilities and features of the material and what users can see, hear, and do. Usability considers how easy the material is to use in terms of navigation, feedback, accessibility, and consistency.
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Four dimensions of multimedia
- 1. Four dimensions of multimedia CAPP 30523 - Prof. G.C. Clark – University of Notre Dame
- 2. Content What is the message of the material? What is the point the material seeks to make? At whom is this message aimed? Components Source Audience Purpose Scope Accuracy
- 3. Aesthetics How does it look and sound? Sensory appeal Beauty of form and structure Cultural and subjective Components Pleasure Style Imagination Expertise
- 4. Functionality What can it do? Range of capabilities – feature set What can a user can see, hear, and do? Components Media Control Interactivity Reliability
- 5. Usability How easy is it to use? How efficiently users do what they want? Components Navigation Feedback Accessibility Requirements Consistency