Kids Can Star In Own Multimedia Productions -- THE Journal

Kids Can Star In Own Multimedia Productions

02/01/96

Kids can produce, direct and star in their own multimedia productions using Monstrous Media Kit.

The program is an all-in-one multimedia application that offers children sophisticated tools for creating their own presentations. Kids can compose pages combining photo-realistic images with text and sound, and show off their work as full-screen slide shows, movies or printed stories.

The kit features a "Treasure Chest" of images and video clips for use in kids' projects. Lab, class, network and site licenses are available. CyberPuppy Software, Palo Alto, CA, (415) 328-0761. WM

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