Carelli on art 'The Dali Universe'.

Interactive and multimedia methods are the future, already developing in teaching and learning modules in Medicine. It happens and has to happen because: 1) It improves tools for the teacher in preparing and showing the bulk of materials on which students must study and learn; it enables interactivity with learners both in formative pathway and in final assessment. 2) It improves attention, interest and involvement of students and learners, and acts as a guideline to progressive broadening in researches, studies, considerations, and information exchanges among different learners. 3) The rapid progress in application of technology, WEB area and sources researches allows such a deepening and widening interactivity that before was never possible to imagine. It is the same thing also in CME, sometimes so dry, and dropped from above, while the new methodology may/must get rid of negative and boring features, often not useful in producing particular improvements in knowledge and quality. The Professional Doctor needs to feel a protagonist part in situation to be investigated, where interaction with all what media tools can offer may produce an "educative" improvement, much faster, effective and pleasant/rewarding.