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The document discusses how interactive multimedia can provide an alternative context for studying works of art by allowing students to explore art in more depth through virtual tours, supplemental information, and interactive activities. It argues that interactive multimedia engages students more fully than traditional art textbooks and has the potential to transform art education.
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