MULTIMEDIA TOOLS AND THEIR DIDACTIC POTENTIAL
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Multimedia, multimedia products, multimedia technologies, multimedia tools, electronic textbook, educational simulators, virtual laboratory stands, 3D animations.Abstract
This article analyzes the role and didactic potential of using multimedia, multimedia products, multimedia technologies, and multimedia tools in teaching physics concepts such as electric current and Faraday’s laws in various learning environments. The study examines the didactic opportunities provided by the use of electronic textbooks, virtual laboratory stands, 3D animations, and educational simulators in the organization of educational activities.
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