Multimedia and Technology in Learning
combination of technology resources, including media, instructional systems, and computer base support systems. Computer is what usually technology are referred to, and multimedia is part of it. Multimedia as Marian-Webster Online Dictionary says: “Using, involving, or encompassing several media ( a multimedia approach to learning).” The first
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