MULTIMEDIA SYSTEMS AND THEIR IMPLEMENTATION IN MODERN PEDAGOGICAL PRACTICES
Abstract
This article explores the integration of multimedia systems into the educational process, analyzing their impact on student engagement and information retention. As digital transformation reshapes higher education, multimedia tools—combining text, audio, images, animation, and video—have transitioned from supplementary aids to core pedagogical components. The study examines various multimedia platforms, the psychological foundations of multi-sensory learning, and the practical challenges of implementation. The findings suggest that while multimedia systems significantly enhance the visualization of complex concepts, their effectiveness depends on the methodical alignment with curriculum goals and interactive teaching strategies.
Keywords
Multimedia systems, information technology, pedagogy, interactive learning, digital education, visualization, educational software.
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