The Application of Multimedia-Based Technology

Na  Zhang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.791-793.1735

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The Application of Multimedia-Based Technology

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With the continuous improvement of information technology, multimedia-based instruction is becoming more and more popular in Sino college English classes. However, some problems still exist in college English reading classes. On the basis of the constructivism theory and the learner autonomy theory, some suggestions are put forward to enhance the efficiency of college English reading classes in China.

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