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This document discusses how to improve website interactivity through embedding multimedia content such as videos, audio, games, tests, courses, podcasts and vodcasts. It provides examples of popular multimedia hosting sites and explains how to embed a YouTube video in a blog post by searching for a video on YouTube, copying the embed code, and pasting it into the blog post editor along with additional text content. The goal is to create a more engaging experience for website visitors through multimedia.
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- Break-barriers. Ask the students this question: What is a multimedia?
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