THE ROLE OF MULTIMEDIA TECHNOLOGIES IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF INFORMATION CULTURE IN STUDENTS IS AN EXAMPLE OF FOREIGN EXPERIENCES

Normurodova Yulduz Nurmakhmatovna

Authors

Normurodova Yulduz Nurmakhmatovna University of Business and Science 1st year master's student in pedagogy

Keywords:

foreign experiences, multimedia technologies, information culture, students, online platforms, resources.

Abstract

Today, information culture is important in the educational process of students. Information culture includes students' skills to search, evaluate, use and create information. Multimedia technologies serve as an important tool in this process. Multimedia technologies, combining text, audio, video and graphics, allow students to present information in a more effective and interesting way.

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