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International Journal of Advanced Media and Communication

International Journal of Advanced Media and Communication (IJAMC)

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  • Educational Multimedia and Learning: A Bibliometric Cartography of the Knowledge Base and Future Research Directions   Order a copy of this article
    by Raamkhumar M. H. , Dinesh VJP 
    Abstract: This study presents a comprehensive bibliometric cartography of the knowledge base in educational multimedia and learning. By systematically analysing a curated collection of 206 scholarly publications, we map key trends, influential authors, and critical research clusters that have shaped the domain. Utilising co-citation analysis, keyword co-occurrence, and network visualisation techniques, our findings illuminate the intellectual structure and evolution of the field. Moreover, the study identifies emerging themes and underexplored areas, thereby charting promising directions for future research. The insights derived from this analysis aim to guide scholars and practitioners in advancing theoretical and practical applications in educational multimedia, ensuring that the field continues to evolve in tandem with technological and pedagogical innovations.
    Keywords: Educational Multimedia; Learning; e-Learning; Trend Mapping; Conceptual Mapping; and Performance Mapping.
    DOI: 10.1504/IJAMC.2026.10077038
     

 

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