How Multimedia Computers Work demo

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This 2-minute video demonstrates the highlights of "How Multimedia Computers Work," a CD-ROM title I produced in 1994 for Mindscape (then The Software Toolworks) and Ziff-Davis Press. The product was distributed both as a standalone CD-ROM and as a combined book & CD, sold in bookstores. The program presented an immersive interactive "environment" where everything was clickable. 3D animations explained how each part of the computer worked. Comic relief was provided by the clumsy animated character "Zip Data." Beyond the "antique" look of this multimedia PC, of particular fun is the "experts" section where two prominent tech columnists at the time give their quick predictions of what our computers will look like in the year 2000. On the Ziff-Davis side, thanks go to Cindy Hudson and Eric Stone. My boss for the project was Joan Ziegler at Mindscape.