ide gives the user chance to be explained what to do by cartoon characters that they find funny and friendly.Also how the user is in control of the lessons if they want to do it again they can if they want to be told how to do something again they can. (Eg. the owl says click go to do the exercise again)Technical ConsiderationsA Macintosh with 13” colour monitor (640x480) resolution with 256 colours) or greater, System 7.0 or greater, 8Mb of RAM or more, CD-ROM, 3 MB hard disk space.For the CD-Rom to rum successfully the CD-Rom comes with an instruction manual on how to play it whether it be Macintosh 7.0 or Windows 3.11(Nightingale, P. (1998)*The Computer Classroom*.2N Education Pty Ltd WARNERS BAY AUSTRALIA)Cross Platform Issues There are no cross platform issues pertaining to this CD-Rom because it was created for both Macintosh and Windows platforms. (Nightingale, P. (1998)*The Computer Classroom*.2N Education Pty Ltd WARNERS BAY AUSTRALIA)Question TwoGroup Project – CD ROM – Golfing Hawke’s BayMethodologyThe methodology used to create this CD-Rom will be prototyping and advanced programming.This will be used so that the developers get an idea of what the user interface will look like and what the client wants by taking user views of the intended interface to the client and having them agreed upon and signed off so that the developers know what they have to achieve and the client knows what will be delivered to them by seeing what it looks like.Prototyping will be used so that if the client does not like what they see it can be thrown away or if they like certain aspects of it then it can be fine tuned through the use of advanced programming.Essential componentsThe essential components used within the design will be text, graphics, sound, video, animation, navigation and transition effects.The text will be short and to the point and clearly seen and easily read by all users, with bold fonts and italics used t...
