With the phenomenal popularity of the
web, CD Rom programmes have been overlooked
recently. However they remain the best
medium to disseminate a large body of
information in a multimedia format -
- to train inform and educate people
- to sell or promote products and services
- to publish content
CD Rom programmes can contain multilingual
text, audio, video, graphics and animation,
all instantly available to the user in an
interactive format.
Because it is multimedia it
is possible to include media you have already
produced -
- give a new lease of life to
a video
- reuse graphics that you
already own
- incorporate copy that you
have already produced
Red Web has produced many CD Rom programmes,
a selection of these are presented below:
- GSI are a
leading geophysics consultancy. They
required a corporate promotion CD-ROM that
would be able to present their services to
both non technical clients, such as
developers and petrol companies, as well as
engineers who require detailed technical
information.
It is difficult to illustrate the depth and
complexity of a CD-Rom presentation. Click
on the image on the right to see an outline
demonstration of just one aspect of this
presentation.
- Klopman
International chose Red Web to
produce a major CD-ROM publication to become
"the encyclopaedia of workwear fabric". The
presentation encompasses every facet of the
production of corporate clothing, from
manufacture, through design, aftercare and
legal requirements. This presentation made
use of the library of videos the company had
already produced.
- e-pass was
only a concept until we created a touch
screen kiosk presentation for the Smart Card
Exhibition. We brought the concept to life,
demonstrating the full potential of this
product.
As well as devising the presentation, we had
to design a 3D smart card that allowed the
user a choice of six colour and one or two
screens.
- Maths Made Easy
puts the content of a popular book series
used to teach numeracy to young children on
to CD. The set of two CD-Roms runs to
several hundred animated pages with voice
over assistance.
Throughout, the child's competitive
instincts are prodded gently, and completion
of each section brings appropriate praise -
National Curriculum Maths with the feel and
fun of a computer game!
