Hi, I am Lawrence Mao, a fourth-year undergraduate student in geography at UVIC. Beyond the classroom, I like playing badminton and traveling. I also like to eat food from all over the world. By the way, I want to introduce my hometown, Zhengzhou, China. It is the capital city of Henan Province in central China, and Zhengzhou has a rich history dating back over 3,500 years. Meanwhile, its location in the center of China makes Zhengzhou a significant transport hub, especially for railways. If anyone wants to travel to Zhengzhou, Shaolin Temple is the place I recommend visiting. It is known as the birthplace of Chinese martial arts.

What interests me about interactive and multimedia learning is its capacity to engage diverse learners. Not everyone processes information in the same way. Some of us are visual learners, while others benefit from auditory or kinesthetic experiences. Multimedia caters to these varied needs, creating a rich tapestry of experiences that can be tailored to suit individual preferences. Moreover, interactivity fosters engagement. It could help us promote critical thinking and problem-solving and help us prepare for challenges outside the confines of traditional learning environments.