Interactive Multimedia Laser Paradigm

We have assisted schools, communities and other organizations in designing alcohol and other drug (prevention programs. One of its major tools is a copyrighted problem-solving model -- the Laser Paraobjective is to develop a computer-based multimedia interactive version of the Laser Paradigm whichnumber of organizations an opportunity to develop and use ATOD action- oriented prevention campaignssolving groups. Although a facilitator will be used, the amount of time and costs necessary will behas several specific aims: 1. evaluate and determine how to modify and adapt the existing Laser Paraas an interactive multimedia program with minimal on-site support; 2. determine the interactive plat3. design and test the product prototype for effectiveness, ease of use, acceptability and appropriapotential consumers; 4. determine the level of support necessary to ensure the multimedia product wiusers. Support may include on-line telephone technical assistance, on-site technical assistance manuvideo.