[Pei ling] new media

New media is defined as interactive digital media, such as the Internet, as opposed to traditional media such as print and television.

New media has changed our learning. Before new media was available, there was only classroom learning which was boring and non-interactive and unresponsive to the students’ interests. Teachers had to struggle to get their students to learn through the boring lessons. When new media was available, interactive games or websites were created to help the students learn. The games or websites, which were more interesting and interactive, helped students to be more interested in the topics they are learning and enable them to learn more. New media allows learning to be fun and interesting, changing our lives for the better.