ENHANCING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF EDUCATION THROUGH MULTIMEDIA
Keywords:
Multimedia tools, teaching effectiveness, information and communication technologies, digital learning, interactive learning, e-learning resources, pedagogical technologies, innovative learning, digital competence, learning process.Abstract
This article analyzes the theoretical and practical aspects of using multimedia in education. The role of multimedia technologies in improving the quality of education, improving students' knowledge acquisition, independent thinking and development of digital competencies is highlighted. The pedagogical possibilities of using multimedia tools, their impact on the effectiveness of teaching and their importance in improving the modern educational environment are scientifically based. The results of the study indicate that the methodologically correct use of multimedia tools is one of the most important factors for increasing the effectiveness of education.
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