of 21st century are literacy of the digital era, inventive thinking, interpersonal and social skills and productivity in
the production. Through the digital age literacy, teachers should be skilled in the use of multimedia technology, such
as construction or use of computer software blog. In this way, the aspect of science process skills can be nurtured
indirectly through discussion questions through the blog by the teacher to create 'Classroom blog' with the students’
community. Next, the method involves learning through animated explanations of scientific concepts and scientific
methods, quizzes, activities, virtual experiments, also can increase the capacity of science process skills of students
in which students will be able to see clearly how a process occurs through the screen. For example, the process of
learning science through animation can be found at website www.brainpop.com, even teachers themselves can build
websites that are appropriate in the context of teaching and learning can foster science process skills. The impact of
multimedia is that students can explore new concepts that are closer to their daily experience and explaining the
concept of good science. This favourable is a change from the way of thinking to a concrete way of thinking. So
this could indirectly increase students' interest in learning science process skills, and thus make the learning process
more effective. This statement is supported by Najjar (1998) who said that more frequent use of animation in
teaching and learning can enhance the learning process better than not using animation.