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Title: The Ultimate Authorware Tutorial: An Interactive Book and Cd-Package by Richard S. Schifman, Joseph Ganci, Phillip Kerman, Jeff McGuire, Stefan van As, Wade Wells ISBN: 3-540-64123-8 Publisher: Springer Verlag Pub. Date: August, 1999 Format: Hardcover Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $79.95

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Average Customer Rating: 1.73 (11 reviews)

Rating: 1
Summary: If I could give it fewer stars, I would
Comment: I bought this (quite expensive and surprisingly small) book thinking I would learn how to use Authorware. The book is definitely not for beginners. It assumes you already are a skilled Authorware user, and discusses mostly advanced topics. Since I have no Authorware skills, I cannot comment on how well it handles these advanced topics, but I have read other reviews by advanced readers and they were none too impressed also. It is hard to say what exactly is the target audience for the book.

Rating: 1
Summary: The Ultimate Authorware Tutorial : A Complete Waste
Comment: As an experienced Authorware user, I am continually seeking advanced material for the my trade as an educational resource developer. This book is perhaps the worst written and ill logically conceived book since Guttenberg. My advice, save your money. Mr. Schifman and Mr. Gancy should be ashamed of them selves.

Rating: 1
Summary: Not for the novice
Comment: Although I know something of authorware. This book left me in the dark at times. The book contains a number of words spelled incorrectly, which you would think, for the price, would have been edited more thoroughly. At times you have to read and re-read passages to try to figure out what is going on. The tutorials given are not thorough enough. It would be nice to know what one is doing and get into more detail. Most of the book is not really a tutorial, it is more informational.