Hands-On - International Computers -- THE Journal

Hands-On - International Computers

09/01/99

International Computers has introduced TVWebLinks to simplify the production of interactive television and distance learning videos. It allows distance learning students to click an on screen WebTV icon and have the Web-based information retrieved and displayed on their TV. Class assignments, reference material and the entire transcript of the video can be displayed. Online interactive testing is also made possible. URLs or bookmarks are easily encoded using International Computers' OneClick technology, which allows encoding with a single mouse click. International Computers, Franklin, WI,(800)9929000,www.intlc.com

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