Abstract: This invention is a multi-lingual self-training, interactive, multi-media authoring tool that uses computerized methods and systems to produce multi-media presentations which can be outputted in any combination and at the user's discretion can be e-mailed, posted to a website, printed or written onto external media such as a disk or CD. The invention may be referred to as an electronic scrapbook but is not limited to that functionality. The invention uses a graphical user interface and creates interactive dialogue between the user and the software. It uses the user's own selected media; specific types supported are defined by the user. Media assets can be selected from a file or captured in real-time during the presentations creation and written to a file. Presentation elements written to files are tagged with identifiers defined by the user. By using a keyword search feature, the user's family of presentations and/or a data bank of presentations can be searched against category criteria.

Abstract: This invention is a self-training, interactive, multi-media authoring tool that uses computerized methods and systems to produce multi-media resumes which can be outputted in any combination and at the user's discretion can be E-mailed, posted to a website, printed or written onto external media such as a disk or CD. The invention uses a graphical user interface and creates interactive dialogue between the user and the software. It uses the user's own selected media; specific types supported are defined by the user. Media assets can be selected from a file or captured in real-time during resume creation and written to a file. Resume elements written to files are tagged with identifiers. By using a keyword search feature, the user's family of resumes and/or a data bank of resumes can be searched against job criteria. All relevant resumes can then be compiled onto a single submission. A processor plays back the resume and facilitates editing.