Why Interactive Multimedia based computer aided learning (IMMCAL)?
Computer aided learning appears to offer some distinct solutions to the above problems. In terms of knowledge base, IMMCAL was seen to be able to provide, • delivery of known and College accredited standards of education; • a means of overcoming the tyranny of distance for trainees based in outlying clinics; • a means of surmounting the difficulties of scheduling attendances at lecture sessions and training meetings; • up to date knowledge with the additional ability to assess the retention of both new and previously understood principles; • the drive to acquire new knowledge by virtue of the exciting medium by which it is delivered. There are also other advantages to Computer aided learning. For example, • It caters for individualised instruction. • It allows for interaction with the courseware material. • It requires fewer tutor/educator resources. • The content is easily adaptable, for example, to locality and experience. • The material may be easily updated and expanded. • It is re
