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multimedia in comparison with other media of information representation, since it is According to
A.E. Rieman and S.N. Serdyuk:
- allows you to control the transmission of information within certain limits.For example, students can
independently change settings,
study the results, and respond to the program's requests for specific user
preferences. They can also set the feed rate and the number of repetitions that meet their individual academic
needs ;
- allows you to interact with a user focused on the needs of students [3; 120]. There are many different
ways to learn using multimedia technologies. For example, texts, graphics, music, videos, and animations in
interactive mode. The new learning environment creates additional opportunities for the development of
students' creativity, encourages them to acquire knowledge, and increases their interest in scientific
activities.This approach significantly increases the
interest in the subject, involving the entire group in the
process of learning. Multimedia can be used in different approaches to learning and perceived by different
people: some - through reading, others-through hearing, others-through watching videos, etc.
The use of multimedia allows students to work with educational materials in various situations.The
student decides for himself how to study the materials, how to use the interactive capabilities of information
tools, and how to carry out joint work [4;97]. Thus, the use of high-quality multimedia tools makes it
possible to make the educational process more flexible, depending on the social and cultural differences
between students, their personality and pace of learning, and their interests.
At the same time, it should be emphasized that the use of multimedia technologies cannot provide the
necessary pedagogical effect without a teacher, since the use of multimedia technologies is only a method of
teaching, the effectiveness of which depends on the teacher's skill in using them to achieve certain
pedagogical goals based on in – depth study and use of all opportunities [5; 165].
Compared to traditional teaching aids, computer-based learning tools provide a better implementation of
new opportunities
in teaching a foreign language, as well as many existing functions. However, despite the
significant potential of using computers in teaching foreign languages, the actual use of information
technology, K.V. Alexandrov notes that in order to solve certain fundamental problems in the field of language
learning, he is faced with the problem of the lack of an open and clear complete understanding of the content
and method of teaching, which is the main obstacle to the real and systematic integration of the entire
pedagogical system, in which such a powerful teaching tool as a modern computer is introduced [6; 215].
The easiest and most profound language learning is carried out among its natural speakers. This is not
surprising, because in a foreign environment, the student's attention becomes relevant,
any activity will be
aimed at achieving results. However, educational institutions cannot afford such trips, as mostly English-
speaking countries are far from Kazakhstan. However, there are more accessible, artificial ways to create a
natural environment using multimedia technologies. Modern trends in teaching foreign languages are
associated with a radical shift in the methodological paradigm, along with a technical and technological
update of the learning process [7].
There are various options for using multimedia technologies in foreign languages. "According to N.S.
Kirgintseva", "Today it is possible to allocate three main ways of using modern
computers in teaching
foreign language " [8]. Among them, the author allocated the following:
- use of ready-made software products on studying foreign language and exchange of scientific
experience supplied on CDs;
- use of software products created by students (or students in combination with students) in visual design
during various equipment;
- use of internet resources.
In this regard, it is possible to identify the following options for using information technologies in
training foreign languages:
1. Systematic use of multimedia technologies as the basis of training.
2. Use of multimedia technologies on a fragmentary basis.
3. Implementation of the entire course of training with the help of a computer.
The introduction of computer technologies in the educational process allows not only students, but also
teachers to improve, as it allows them to exchange methodological experience with domestic and foreign
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