Enrichment of Learning Experience of Rural Children through Interactive Multimedia
Enrichment of Learning Experience of Rural Children through Interactive Multimedia
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2008
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Kamat, Vasudha
Shinde, Jayashree
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Commonwealth of Learning (COL)
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Abstract
Learning is a process of active engagement with experience. It is what people do when they want to
make sense of the world. It may involve an increase in skills, knowledge, understanding, values and
the capacity to reflect. Effective learning also leads to change, development and a desire to learn
more. //
Learning occurs in the interplay between expectation and experience as Kolb (1984) suggests, and is
an intellectual process of constructing knowledge, i.e. acquiring, processing, assimilating, and
integrating information and ideas through constructive socio-cultural interaction. It is sustained by
mental stimulation, and encouraged by the proper environment. //
For many students, learning has been dependent on time, place and is fundamentally teacheroriented.
The flexibility of such a learning environment is restricted, and the essence of multimedia
learning which anchors on student-centred strategy remains a paradigm untouched. Unfortunately,
‘technologies are too often used as substitute teachers that deliver information to learners rather than
as learning tools that support the active learning process” (Kiili, 2005). // Paper ID 598
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Multimedia Learning
Country
India
Region
Asia