Digital & interactive media has been developed in 20th , Computer Graphics

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Digital & Interactive Media has been developed in 20th century: New media improve visual and verbal content. It doesn¹t replace earlier media. New media lets dynamic alteration of instruction depend on learner responses.

Now the teacher's role is one of a guide and is not center stage any more. Active learners create; integrate ideas, approach learning according to their interests & learning styles.

 


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