What is Digital Content

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Consists of goods (such as music, video, software, books and documents) that have been converted into an electronic format (digitized) to be used on a computer and delivered via a computer network. Learn more in: Digital Rights Management for Untrusted Peer-to-Peer Networks

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Any computer generated material – video, audio, presentations, web-based materials, interactive portable digital files, images, animations – used to support learning. Learn more in: Perceptions of Teacher Education Candidates to Digital and Learning Technologies

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Digital content or digital programming is the content produced with digital cameras and other digital production equipment. Such equipment is distinct from what is currently used to produce conventional analog programming. Learn more in: Digital Television and Breakthrough Innovation

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Any computer generated material – video, audio, presentations, web-based materials, interactive portable digital files, images, animations – used to support learning. Learn more in: Strategies to Promote Pedagogical Knowledge Interplay with Technology

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Type of content that is stored in form of binary digits. The word digital refer to anything using digits, particularly binary digits. Digital content is stored on various media e.g. on magnetic media or solid state media. The opposite of digital media is analog media. Learn more in: Mobile Learning: Content Format and Packaging for Effective Teaching and Learning in a Learner-Centered Pedagogy

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Formal, standard, or prescribed learning content designed with interactive multimedia. Learn more in: Distraction at Mobile Learning Environments: A Critical Review

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Digital content is any content that is a kind of digital data. Learn more in: The Effects of Real-Time Content Marketing on Consumer Emotions and Behaviors: An Analysis on COVID-19 Pandemic Period

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Content that uses information and communication technologies. Learn more in: Digital Literacy for the 21st Century

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Text, audio, video, games, e-books, e-magazines, e-newspapers, graphics, such as a large medium that includes many different forms. Learn more in: New Communication Strategies and the Future of Advertising Narration