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eZedia Inc. Announces Partnership With Atomic Learning Library at TCEA 2003
AUSTIN, TEXAS - Feb 5, 2003 – eZedia Inc., a leader in digital media software technology, announced today its partnership with Atomic Learning, producer of fast-loading online software tutorials, at the Texas Computer Education Association (TCEA) Convention and Expo.
eZedia Inc. and Atomic Learning have launched their co-marketing partnership with a contest giveaway for educators. Starting this month, educators will have the opportunity to enter a monthly draw for their chance to win a copy of eZediaMX and a one-year subscription to the entire Atomic Learning Library. For more details about the contest, visit http://www.ezedia.com/education/classroom/contests/.
"eZedia's partnership with Atomic Learning will bring more value to our customers by offering additional tutorials for our education users," says Stefan Embleton, President and Chief Executive Officer, of eZedia Inc. "Atomic Learning's quick-start tutorials demonstrate how teachers can easily learn eZedia products and incorporate them into the classroom." Stefan Embleton adds, "The use of digital media in the class has been shown to motivate and promote student involvement, and it is our objective to provide easy-to-use software that allows teachers and students to focus on content and learning, versus mastering technical elements, like programming."
"Atomic Learning focuses on breaking down the top software programs into fast-loading tutorial movies that play right over the Internet. Our unique approach uses these "atoms of learning" to answer the most common questions people have when learning software. Our tutorials are delivered in a just-in-time approach that is available whenever that 'How do I...' question arises." said Dan Meyer, Director of Marketing and Business Development, of Atomic Learning Library. "We are delighted to partner with eZedia and showcase how easy it is for educators to learn and use eZedia software in the classroom."
Demonstrations of all eZedia products are available at Booth #1537 at TCEA, located next to The Atomic Learning Library, Booth #1638, at TCEA.
About eZedia Inc.
Founded in 1994 by Stefan Embleton, eZedia Inc. has become a leader in digital-media software technology. The company derives its name from the phrase "easy media", underscoring its corporate focus on the delivery of easy-to-use and easy-to-learn digital media authoring and development products. eZedia's management team includes industry veterans from Electronic Arts, Rolls Royce, Bristol Aerospace, Boeing, and the Music Publishing Division of Oxford University Press.
eZedia's growing family of products currently include: eZediaMX 3.0, eZediaQTI 1.0, eZeMatte 1.1 for iMovie, eZeScreen 1.1 for iMovie, eZeClip 1.0 for iMovie, eZediaMotion for iMovie, and the eZedia Plug-in Bundle for iMovie. More information about eZedia Inc. is available at www.ezedia.com.
About Atomic Learning Library
Founded in 2000 by a group of educational technology specialists, Atomic Learning breaks down a wide range of software programs into fast-loading narrated tutorial movie "atoms," played over the Internet. Atomic Learning currently provides over 2,500 tutorials on over 30 popular software packages with an average of 200 tutorials added every month. For more information about Atomic Learning, visit www.atomiclearning.com.
About Texas Computer Education Association (TCEA)
The Texas Computer Education Association is the largest state-organization devoted to the use of technology in education. Founded in 1980, the organization has been very active, throughout Texas, supporting instructional technology. Its primary focus is on integrating technology into the K-12 environment, and providing its members with state-of-the-art information through conferences, workshops, newsletters, the Internet, and collaborations with higher education and business. http://www.tcea.org/Convention/
Note to Editors: eZedia, the eZedia logo, eZediaMX, eZediaQTI, eZeMatte, eZeScreen, eZeClip, and eZediaMotion are registered trademarks, or trademarks, of eZedia Inc.
Other names may be trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners.
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