 "T H E Journal (Technological Horizons In Education)")
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The Albers Project: a model for multimedia courseware. (Macintosh Special Issue supplement)
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The Pratt Institute and Jerry Whitely have produced an electronic, interactive version of artist Josef Albers's book, 'Interaction of Color', a landmark text on the teaching of color. Development of the innovative courseware is described. The program runs on a Macintosh II computer, and uses either an Apple CD SC CD disk drive or a Sony Model 1500 videodisc player. The courseware presents concepts of growing complexity in teaching the various aspects of color, involves interactive experimenta...
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The Albers Project: a model for multimedia courseware. (Macintosh Special Issue supplement)
T H E Journal (Technological Horizons In Education)
; The Albers Project: A Model For Multimedia Courseware Multimedia courseware applications involving the use of second generation personal computers with full color and sound, combined with sophisticated peripherals such as videodisc and CD-ROM players, offer an innovative alternative way to teach
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A guide to using color effectively in business communication.
Business Communication Quarterly
; ... simply consider the moods of colors they use. They should not use green to highlight danger or dark brown or gray to deliver good news. Writers can also employ the moods of colors in more subtle ways. White (1990) argues that when using color to present information ...
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Hypermedia: a progress report; Part 2: interactive videodisc.
T H E Journal (Technological Horizons In Education)
; ... software titles being released by communications giants as ABC News, National Geographic and LucasFilm, as well as by publishers ... that runs on these platforms. They are. The birth of ABC News Interactive after the Democratic National Convention in ... case in point. Briefly, David Bohrman, a producer at ABC ...
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Color: the silent language.
Paint & Coatings Industry
; All colors affect us in two ways: we all experience behavioral response to color, which is automatic, inherited and unaffected by sex, age, income, culture or environment; and a learned response, which does depend on sex, age, income level, cultural background, environment, and so on. A behavioral
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"THE COLOR GURU" TALKS.(Feature)
Lustre
; THE COLOR GURU TALKS BY JEFF PRINE, FASHION DIRECTOR Internationally renowned colorist Leatrice Eiseman speaks out on why color continues to enhance sales. If you've ever wondered who comes up with the color palettes that influence everything from automobiles to razor blades to upholstery fabric to
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PAINT AND COLOR
Painting & Wallcovering Contractor
; Color-"The selective reflection of light waves in the visible spectrum. Materials that show specific absorption of light will appear the color of the wavelength that they reflect." - MPI Glossary of Terms A practical knowledge of color is important in the various avocations of life. The possession
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Creating a Feminist Community on a Woman of Color Campus
Frontiers
; This article examines the importance of centering the experiences of women of color in U.S. women's studies courses and the usefulness of this approach in building feminist solidarity among women of color students. Our observations are based on experiences as faculty members at a racially and
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Relative color: Baudelaire, Chevreul, and the reconsideration of critical methodology.(Charles Baudelaire, Michel-Eugene Chevreul)
Nineteenth-Century French Studies
; La couleur est donc l'accord de deux tons, writes Charles Baudelaire in his Salon de 1846. (1) This insistence on color as being defined by a relationship of balance recalls a theory developed by the famous chemist Michel-Eugene Chevreul, who in his 1839 study on color modification, De la loi du
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Legal protection for color
GATFWORLD
; While many people know that color can be protected as part of an overall trademark design or as part of the trade dress of a product, they may not realize that a color can be a trademark and, as such, subject to legal protection. It was in 1995 that the U.S. Supreme Court held that a color could be
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Effect of genotype and genotype x nitrogen rate interactions on color in juice and raw sugar from sugarcane.
Crop Science
; COLOR ARISES in raw sugar because of a proportion of the solutes in sugarcane juice being present either as colored compounds or as precursors of compounds that are colored (Paton, 1992). Increased intensity of color in raw sugar leads to higher cost of removal of colored compounds during refining
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