Multimedia Factors Facilitating Learning

Multimedia technologies are widely used to faciliatate user access to applications. A lot of work has been done to develop multimedia design, presenting information in a variety of formats, which resulted in enrichment of users' experience and improving the learning process. Th is paper discusses important interrelationships among students perceptive abilities and use of multimedia for lea rning.

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