multimedia
UK: ˌmʌltiˈmiːdiə | US: ˌmʌltiˈmiːdiə
n. a combined use of multiple forms of content (text, audio, video, etc.)
adj. involving or using multiple media formats
The word "multimedia" blends the Latin-derived prefix multi- (meaning "many") with media, the plural of medium (from Latin medium, meaning "middle" or "intermediate"). Originally, medium referred to a means of communication (e.g., print, radio). By the mid-20th century, multimedia emerged to describe integrated uses of diverse media formats, reflecting technological advancements in combining text, sound, and visuals.
The museum exhibit uses multimedia to showcase historical events.
Modern education often relies on multimedia tools for interactive learning.
She created a multimedia presentation with videos and infographics.
The concert featured a stunning multimedia display.
Multimedia artists combine digital and traditional techniques.