Advantages & Disadvantages of Using Multimedia
With a progression from audio cassettes to internet pages of studying, multimedia in the classroom has progressed quickly. The use of sound, student-created video, spreadsheet design, and the creation of a website showing student work are all examples of multimedia.
Advantages of Multimedia
Multimedia uses photographs, audio, videos, and other media to stimulate the brain and help students learn more effectively. Students' concentration and retention also improve. Using multimedia, students can easily recognize and solve a variety of problems.
Standard is more appealing: Multimedia material is more appealing, enticing, and capable of engaging a larger audience.
Personal Connectivity is Improved: Multimedia enhances interpersonal communication. Multimedia improves the performance, and efficacy
Reduces educational expenses: Multimedia cuts down on the time it takes to practice, lowering costs. Multimedia can help the training department save money in a variety of ways.
Easy to use: Multimedia simplifies items so that they are easier to comprehend. Creating content with various forms of multimedia is easy.
Disadvantages of Multimedia
Accessibility: Multimedia needs power, which may not be accessible in some rural areas or may not be available on a regular basis due to blackouts and shortages.
Distracting: Due to its attention-grabbing formats, Multimedia can divert attention away from the lesson.
Multimedia production is more costly than other types of production because it consists of many mediums. Multimedia production necessitates the use of an electronic interface, which can be costly. The use of multimedia necessitates the use of power, which raises the expense of its use.
Time Consuming: Digital development takes more time.
Mastery is required: Multimedia takes continuous and long practice to master, which can take a significant amount of time and effort on the part of the user.
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