2002Journal of Tianshui Normal UniversityRequires access

Influence of Multimedia teaching on the Reform of Traditional Teaching

Zao Zhi-ke

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Abstract: The shortcomings and weak points of traditional teaching are analyzed herein from the angle ofthe characteristics of Multimedia teaching. It is suggested that multimedia teaching should be applied in thepromotion of the reform of traditional teaching. Meanwhile, problems in six aspects must be solved to makemultimedia teaching effective.

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Abstract: The shortcomings and weak points of traditional teaching are analyzed herein from the angle ofthe characteristics of Multimedia teaching. It is suggested that multimedia teaching should be applied in thepromotion of the reform of traditional teaching. Meanwhile, problems in six aspects must be solved to makemultimedia teaching effective.

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Abstract: The shortcomings and weak points of traditional teaching are analyzed herein from the angle ofthe characteristics of Multimedia teaching. It is suggested that multimedia teaching should be applied in thepromotion of the reform of traditional teaching. Meanwhile, problems in six aspects must be solved to makemultimedia teaching effective.

Key concepts: Multimedia, Computer science, Teaching method, Mathematics education, Psychology

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