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The document outlines the key elements of multimedia and how each supports learning. It identifies the main components of multimedia as text, graphics, audio, video, and data. An example is given of a webpage about Mozart containing text, an audio clip of his music, and a video of a performance. The document concludes that multimedia supports learning by engaging students, appealing to different learning styles, developing higher-order thinking, empowering independent knowledge building, and encouraging creativity.
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