Quelles ides sur l'enseignement nous rvlent les modles d' Instructional Design ?

Disclosed is a method, system, program, and data structure for managing background display information being installed on a computer system. Certain embodiments include at least one file set including install objects to install a computer program. The install objects include a graphics object containing background display information relating to the program. The install objects are processed to install the computer program, and the graphics object is processed to display the background display information on a display monitor. A copy of the graphics object is stored to a memory location, and the copy of the graphics file is maintained in the memory location after the program is installed onto the computer. Embodiments may also include a file set having uninstall objects to uninstall the computer program. The uninstall objects are processed to uninstall the computer program, and the copy of the graphics object stored in the memory location is processed to display the background display information on the monitor during uninstall.

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