Education Spotlights

Francis Marion University

"Thanks eZedia... we have the best interactive CD-ROM ever! Several of the faculty and staff at Francis Marion University attended training in the eZedia software. It quickly became clear that we could make an affordable multimedia presentation that would accurately reflect the FMU story and could easily and inexpensively be distributed to prospective students. (A great need of ours!) The eZedia software made what first sounded like an impossible task not only possible, but affordable. Better than that, our product was completely tailored to our needs because we produced it with our ideas. Since we were not limited by the number of pages due to cost, we were able to include much more information. The entire look and feel of the project was exactly as we imagined. The support that the eZedia professionals offered was exceptional. We now have the experience to update and improve our interactive CD-ROM on a yearly basis... thanks to eZedia!" Julie Bush, Director of Enrollment Management Francis Marion University Florence, South Carolina, USA "Our experience using eZediaMX in class has shown us that it provides a flexible and creative environment in which students can easily integrate a variety of technologies to communicate their ideas. Its ease of use means that they can spend their time on content rather than on the technology." Drs. Jane & Michael Madden Francis Marion University Florence, South Carolina, USA "I haven't been this excited about a software package in quite some time. eZediaMX is an impressive multimedia, interactive, authoring tool. Since it can handle layers of digital media at the same time and on the same screen, it puts PowerPoint presentations to shame. As a Ceramics Professor, with no formal training in computers, I've been able to put together digital portfolios of my work and interactive technical demonstrations for my students, all in an afternoon. With eZediaMX I can include step-by-step verbal descriptions and visual demonstrations, stills and video clips from multiple perspectives, music and VR technology. It is the next best thing to being in the classroom." Douglas Gray Associate Professor of Art/Ceramics Francis Marion University Florence, South Carolina, USA