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This document is a survey about creativity and multimedia in art education. It collects demographic information and asks respondents questions about whether creativity and multimedia are important in their studies, which multimedia software they use, their perceptions of creativity and how it can be developed individually or in groups, and the effects of using multimedia and being creative in multimedia on their learning, confidence, and ability to apply knowledge.
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