Abstract
This article is about problems how multimedia has been used and is being used for language teaching. It focuses not on a technical description of hardware and software, but rather on the pedagogical questions that teachers have considered in using computers in the classroom. It focuses on USA, Germany, Poland, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Russia and Ukraine.References
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