Education courses, skills, and knowledge are sometimes taught of context because of lack of application of real time examples. To resolve this, educators are using multimedia to bring into their classrooms real-world examples to provide in-context framework important for learning. Multimedia and tools such as the Internet give Faculty instant access to millions of resources.

Examples

• CyberMath

- Animation, Plug-in,VRML (3D)

• Discovery Channel On-Line

- Latest and greatest regarding the world we live in

• Frog Dissection

- mpeg

• Dare Ware

- Multimedia education software, "Talking Teacher

• Yahooligans

- Answers to questions via e-mail

- Several topics explained along with complete class notes

• Scientific American

- Easy to understand science, Good presentation

• National Geographic

- Good multimedia - RealAudio, Chat

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