The importance of multimedia programs is due to its excitement and diversity in the information-carrying media that in the past was the preserve of television. While the early personal computer systems were limited to texts and primitive forms of graphics, we find modern computers equipped with multimedia capabilities capable of issuing sounds and displaying video clips. And animations with a convincing degree of quality, turning them into tools for the production and presentation of educational, informational and entertainment programs, as well as for their traditional office functions. Since the learner learns best if more than one sense is involved in learning, multimedia addresses most of the senses and in different forms such as sound, image, video clips, written text and music. It helps to increase the learner's experience, making him more ready to learn and works to arouse the learner's interest and satisfy his need to learn. It also motivates the learner to interact more with the educational material and stimulate teamwork.