Understanding

Hypermedia
By: Grecel D.
Juan
 Objectives

To be able to understand the word

hypermedia.
Most educational IT applications.
Characteristics of hypermedia applications.
 Hypermedia
-Is nothing but multimedia.

-but this time packaged as an

educational computer software where
information is presented and student
activities are integrated in a virtual
learning environment.
 Hypermedia

-Can be example as one of the

multimedia application.

-Is not to be constrained to be text

based. It can include other media.
Most educational IT applications are
hypermedia and these include:

Tutorial software packages

Knowledge webpage

Simulation instructional games

Learning project management

The presentation of information-
learning activities in hypermedia is
said to be sequenced in a non-
linear manner

WORLD WIDE WEB is the best

example of hypermedia.
 Characteristics of hypermedia
applications
1. Learner Control.

2. Learner wide range of

navigation routes.

3. Variety of media.
Learner Control

-The learners makes his own

decisions on the path, flow or events
of instruction.
Learner wide range of
navigation routes

-The learner controls the sequence

and pace of his path depending on his
ability and motivation.
Variety of media

-Hypermedia includes more than

one media (text, graphics, audio,
animation and video clip) but does not
necessarily use all types of media in
one presentation.
 Given all its capabilities,
hypermedia still does not replace
lifes experience and learning
from nature and life.
 CONCLUSION:
In the use of hypermedia the following instructional
events will prove useful to the teacher:

Get the learners attention

Recall prior learning
Inform learners of lesson objectives
Introduce the software and its
distinctive features
Guide learning, eliciting performance
Provide learning feedback
Assess performance
Enhance retention and learning transfer
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