Multimedia and Technology in Learning
categories of media: 1. Text, 2. Audio, 3. Visuals, 4. Video, 5 . Manipulates (Objects), and 6. People. The purpose of media is to facilitate communication and learning. The most commonly used media in learning is “Text.” format, such as books, posters, chalk/white board, computer screen and many more.The next commonly used media is ...
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