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Explain three types of graphics used in E-learning and how these graphics would be used in the lesson delivery?

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Graphics can be a crucial step in creating effective teaching methods in E-learning as it relates to a highly concentrated degree of learning in a minimalized learning setting. Graphics in and of themselves are not some idealized means of making lesson delivery "look good", but a viable tool to create a more defined learning setting that gets ...

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