Work place: University of Niš, Teacher Training Faculty, Partizanska 14, Vranje, Serbia
E-mail: milenab@ucfak.ni.ac.rs
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Research Interests: Data Structures and Algorithms, Analysis of Algorithms, Combinatorial Optimization, Automata Theory
Biography
Milena Bogdanović is the assistant professor at the Theacher Training Faculty in Vranje, Serbia (major in Mathematics and Informatics – Mathematics 1, Mathematics 2, Elementary mathematical concepts, IT in Education, Educational technology, Elements of mathematics). She is the Reviewer of international journals - IJACSA – International Journal of Advanced Computer Science and Applications; Member of the editorial boards of international journals – International Journal of Computer Systems and Applications – Inernational Scientific Press; Reviewer of the Book of solved tasks in Mathematics 2; Experience in teaching in secondary school and university; Participant in numerous seminars and training for eduational reform, active learning, Lifelong Learning, Mathematics and Applications. She is the author of two books and of about 40 of published scientific papers in the field of the mathematics and computer science. Her professional papers discuss problems in the field of applications of multimedia in teaching, combinatorial optimization, genetic algorithms, directable automata.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.5815/ijmecs.2012.03.05, Pub. Date: 8 Mar. 2012
Distance education can be very effective use of instructional materials with visual, auditory, audiovisual and multimedia content. Visual content can be in the form of text, drawings, pictures, graphics and models, and the like. Auditory facilities are oral presentation or a speech, musical accompaniment, different sounds, etc.. Audiovisual content combine visual and auditory content, usually in the form of television shows, films or videos. Multimedia, combining text, images, sound, animation and video, and playing them before they used very different means, although in recent times for playing multimedia files commonly used multimedia computer, a data storage CD-ROM or the Internet. Using multimedia is extremely important in distance education as a lecturer is usually not physically present with the participants to draw their attention, motivate them to learn and explain the content that students are having difficulty understanding.
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