61.   Interactivity in a multimedia application can lead to a higher rate of retention and a familiarity on the subject matter.

62.   Lessons developed using multimedia applications will be recorded on CD-Roms.

63.   Many multimedia applications now have incorporated interactivity in some forms or another.

64.   Multimedia applications developed on CD-ROMs too can be made as interactive as the Web.

65.   Multimedia applications distributed on CD-ROMs on the other hand, do not have the capability of such global links without some fine tuning.

66.   Multimedia applications are constantly evolving to incorporate more complex levels of interaction for the benefit of the users.

67.   The CD-ROM is being used for many different purposes such as data archiving, interactive multimedia applications storage, program distributions, education and training.

68.   The developer of these multimedia applications have a message to communicate and does so by using text and other multimedia elements.

69.   The focus is on new hardware, new software titles and new multimedia applications.

70.   The hub will function as the core network backbone for multimedia applications.