Hypermedia elements include text, graphics, sound, animation, or video. Using WBI WBI is a powerful way of supporting your learning environment. You, in essence, can open the world to your students. There are many different ways that WBI can be used and various levels of implementation. There may be literally hundreds of sites that can be used for almost any topic you might teach in your class.
Students can conduct research to answer questions, develop hypotheses, and evaluate situations.
Through these activities, students can develop critical and higher-order thinking skill. The WWW offers you a great opportunity to place your own materials in a central place where your students can access them when they need information. Say, for example, you have created a workbook for a lesson, including text, graphics, links to other sites, and questions. Along with supporting materials, you can make available all kinds of course and lesson information. Instead of handing out materials in class, information can be found in a central depository for each access.