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This thesis presents a theoretical analysis of the didactic possibilities of multimedia technologies in education. It systematizes the conditions for combining text, images, audio, video, and interactive tasks in accordance with learning objectives. A methodological sequence is proposed for selecting resources, segmenting content, organizing learner activities, and assessing learning outcomes. The pedagogical value of multimedia depends on its relevance to learning tasks and its support for active learning.
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