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As is the Sheridan Interactive Multimedia tradition, we teach the latest software even if that means switching in the middle of a school year.  Our Interactive Multimedia students will be learning Adobe CS4 in the second term starting January.
This gives our graduates an advantage in the industry and also helps industry keep trained and fresh.  [...]

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We have heard that puzzles are good to keep the brain healthy but it is too bad that all that brain power is producing nothing.
The thought of millions of people spending countless brain hours playing Sudoku, solitaire, crosswords, etc. makes me want to weep. Perhaps we are relaxing… but perhaps we just did not [...]

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Key to the Sheridan Interactive Multimedia program curriculum is teaching learners to build environments in which end users can communicate with each other. To do this, we need interfaces for input and display and we have to get data to and from the server. Think facebook, flickr, YouTube, etc.
Adobe Flash provides many communication [...]

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The new IMM year is on its way.
Judging from our Alumni newsletter where we have compiled messages from our Interactive Multimedia grads, they have indeed been interactive with great jobs, vacations and families! Congratulations.

facebook community also extends communication amongst grads
OPPORTUNITY
We have had many companies asking for grads and in some cases we are [...]

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The video motion cursor work of our Sheridan Interactive Multimedia grads will be shown at the Canadian New Media Awards in Toronto at the Carlu on May 28, 2007. http://www.cnma.ca/nerds/.
The video motion cursor class which turns video motion in a Web cam into cursor movement was written by professor Dan Zen in Flash AS2.0 [...]

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