CONCLUSIONS CONCLUSIONS AND SUGGESTIONS
                                                                                c.  To other researchers In terms of the content, other researcher may use the authentic materials
that surely will give some benefits to the user of the interactive multimedia. They also need to be consistent about the indicator that the students’ need to achieve,
since the indicator will affect the kind of the tasks. In other words, the kind of the tasks  should  be  matched  with  the  indicator.  In  terms  of  the  interactivity,  the
developer should give more immediate feedback. This is crucial since it will help the users to be aware of their mistakes in doing the tasks. Related to the additional
contents such as picture, animations and sounds, the developer should make sure that the contents are in a good quality and do not distract the users’ focus on the
main material.
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