Interactivity in arts education: Enhancing the learn-ing process through interactive tools
Abstract
This article is an approach to the concept of interactivity in arts education. It explores how it could be applied in this field, what are some of the tools used and how they can enhance the learning process from active participation, personalized learning, and exploiting the creativity of students using interactive tools. It also explores how interactivity can modify established learning dynamics to generate a significant change in the way of generating knowledge
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