Study on Multimedia Education System of Technological College

Yu Hu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.694-697.3700

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The Value of use Modern Means of Information Technology in Rural Adult Education and Training
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Exploration and Practice about Bilingual Teachers and the Network Resources Construction for Data Structure
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Exploring Non-Traditional Machining Training
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Innovative Methods of Welding Teaching, Training and Research in Higher Education
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Preliminary Discuss on Training Mode of Excellence Engineer in Application Oriented University
p.3688

Research and Application of Project-Based Teaching in the Multi-Media Technology
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Study of Production, Teaching and Research Integration in Training of Material Engineering Talents
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Study on Multimedia Education System of Technological College
p.3700

Study on Construction and Application of Self-Adaptive Network Virtual Laboratory
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Study on Multimedia Education System of Technological College

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Computerized teaching has the advantages of eliminating bias and prejudice, while accessing the Internet and its vast amount of resources. Due to the rapid development of computing and its related fields, computers have more capacity and more speed than before. Computer software parallels hardware improvements, becoming more powerful and difficult for one to grasp. These hardware and software improvements create complex and difficult teaching environments. In our paper, we will introduce application of multimedia education in technological college.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 694-697)

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Computer System, Multimedia, Software

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