Due to the rapid development of social economy and technology, computers have been popularized in various fields, offering a good opportunity for the development of scientific programming, and also laying the foundation for the emergence of cloud platforms based on scientific programming. Today, because of the low cost and high efficiency of cloud services, new ideas, new methods and new applications are also emerging. At the same time, with the development of science and technology, computers and smart phones have been widely used in human daily life, and have entered the era of new media. In general, literary works based on the new media era are mainly aimed at improving the quality of literary communication, changing the way of literary communication, and effectively promoting the promotion of literature. The emergence of education cloud platform provides a new way to promote literature communication. However, because the current education cloud platform is in the trial operation stage, there are still many uncertainties. This paper conducted in-depth research on the specific communication path of literature in the new media era of the education cloud platform, and found that this platform is more suitable for the current social needs. Compared with the traditional platform, the satisfaction of the quality of four-star and five-star works has increased by 15.66% and 9.7% respectively. This showed that the research platform of this paper is of great significance for improving the communication quality of literary works, expanding its communication field and promoting its further dissemination. Meanwhile, the application of education cloud platform can also enrich the application fields of scientific programming, improve its shortcomings and promote its development.

Macias Arias. Path and Value of Literature Communication in the New Media Era Based on Education Cloud Platform. International Journal of Educational Innovation and Science (2023), Vol. 4, Issue 1: 54-67. https://doi.org/10.38007/IJEIS.2023.040105.

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