Multimediaohjelmissa

Multimediaohjelmissa is Finnish for "in multimedia programs," formed from multimedia and ohjelma (program) with the inessive plural suffix -issa. The term is used to describe content, features, or activities that are carried out within software environments that integrate multiple media forms.

Multimedia programs, or multimediaohjelmat, are software tools that combine text, images, audio, video, and interactive elements to create, edit, present, or distribute digital content. They include authoring tools, presentation software, video editors, audio editors, image editors, and interactive development platforms, supporting both linear and non-linear workflows.

Common features include media import and management, timelines or storyboards, layers and transitions, interactivity or scripting, and export options for video, HTML5, or standalone applications. Cross-platform compatibility and accessible interfaces are standard considerations in modern multimedia programs.

Uses span education, marketing, journalism, training and e-learning, digital storytelling, and artistic installations. They enable educators to build interactive textbooks, marketers to present product demos, and creators to combine media into cohesive narratives.

Historically, multimedia program concepts arose with CD-ROMs and hypermedia in the 1990s and evolved with the web and mobile devices. In Finnish-language writing, multimediaohjelmissa denotes working within such software or the presence of multimedia features in programs.