American Telemedia, Inc.

Based on the nature of your project, the people in your organization work with one or more of the following American Telemedia courseware development team members:

Project manager:

The project manager is your primary contact throughout the development of your course(s). The project manager works with you to determine your needs and coordinates the courseware development team to create the program you wantÑon time and within budget.

Instructional designer/writer(s):

Instructional designers conduct any necessary front-end analysis to ensure that the training will have the desired positive impact. Instructional writers create courseware that is both appealing to users and instructionally sound.

Graphic Designer(s):

Graphic designers create the Òlook and feelÓ of your courseware. As appropriate, we tie in existing graphics and logos from your product brochures and websites (so you don't end up paying for the same thing twice.)

Programmer(s):

Programmers in JavaScript, Flash, CGI script, as well as Web-native HTML "web coders", bring the courseware elements to the web. They can create simple text-based pages to complex simulations of computer applications. They also make sure that the course integrates well with your learning management system.




	Who is on an American Telemedia courseware development team? Based on the nature of your project, the people in your organization work with one or more of the following American Telemedia courseware development team members: Project manager: The project manager is your primary contact throughout the development of your course(s). The project manager works with you to determine your needs and coordinates the courseware development team to create the program you wantÑon time and within budget. Instructional designer/writer(s): Instructional designers conduct any necessary front-end analysis to ensure that the training will have the desired positive impact. Instructional writers create courseware that is both appealing to users and instructionally sound. Graphic Designer(s): Graphic designers create the Òlook and feelÓ of your courseware. As appropriate, we tie in existing graphics and logos from your product brochures and websites (so you don't end up paying for the same thing twice.) Programmer(s): Programmers in JavaScript, Flash, CGI script, as well as Web-native HTML "web coders", bring the courseware elements to the web. They can create simple text-based pages to complex simulations of computer applications. They also make sure that the course integrates well with your learning management system.