Youssef, Mohamed Aly Born 27 July 1950 Vice-President, Arab Academy for Science, Technology and Maritime Transport Director, Multimedia Center, Arab Academy for Science, Technology and Maritime Transport Education D.Sc. in Mechanical Engineering, George Washington University, Washington DC, USA MSc in Mechanical Engineering, George Washington University, Washington DC, USA BSc in Mechanical Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Alexandria University, Egypt. Field of Specialization and Interest Multimedia Production 2–D and 3–D Modeling 2–D and 3–D Animation Linear and Non-Linear Digital Video Editing Digital Image Processing Graphic Design and Text Layout

COMPU-TECHNOLOGY IN EDUCATION AND TRAINING

In the 21^st century, learning will no longer be teacher-centered; it will have to be student-centered. The learner will have to have some control on what he is learning.

Using technology, students can learn in a non-linear fashion by using interactive, discovery methods. This has shown to increase critical thinking, problem solving and higher level thinking skills.

We live in a technology-driven world and the need of instructional technology must not be ignored in order not to fall behind.

In full paper we will present a closer view on:

• Computer-Aided Learning (CAL)
• Approaches of Compu-Technology Learning
• Advantages of Using Compu-Technology in Training and Education
• Concerns with Using Compu-Technology in Training and Education

The aim of this paper is to obtain and supply information on the concept and criteria of:

Interactive Multimedia, Multimedia and Reconstruction of the Learning Experience, Storing and Delivering Educational Titles, and Multimedia Production and its Steps.

A demonstration on interactive physics course (CD and Web based) will be included in the presentation.