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This chapter discusses using instructional software and multimedia for content-area learning. There are four stages of instruction: exposure to information, initial guidance, extended practice, and assessment. The main categories of instructional software are tutorials, simulations, drill and practice, educational games, and exploratory environments. Multimedia is defined as using multiple modes of media and symbol systems, while hypermedia allows for experiencing multimedia in a non-linear form.
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