Educational use of Interactive Multimedia based on Museum Collection

This research investigates the use of digital technology namely interactive multimedia in effective art education provided by museum. Several multimedia experience examples created for art education are study case subjected to assistance audiences- learning within the context of existing theory in the field of interactive multimedia.

Authors:

• Ji-Hye Lee
• Jongdeok Kim

Keywords:

• E-learning
• Fine Arts
• Interactivity
• Multimedia

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