This study investigates the influence of multimedia tools on English language proficiency among Bachelor of Science in Information Technology (BSIT) students at Nueva Ecija University of Science and Technology. In today's digital landscape, where English serves as the global lingua franca of Internet communication, understanding how multimedia tools impact language learning has become increasingly significant. Through quantitative research methodology, we administered survey questionnaires to 64 BSIT students across all year levels, collecting digital and physical data. The research examines students' demographic profiles and challenges in English communication (including pronunciation, vocabulary acquisition, and grammatical accuracy). It evaluates the effectiveness of various multimedia tools in addressing language barriers and supporting academic communication. Our investigation hypothesizes that interactive applications, online games, educational videos, and audio resources significantly enhance language competency, particularly in speaking fluency, vocabulary development, and listening comprehension. Findings reveal that multimedia integration in language learning positively correlates with improved communication skills and academic performance. The results provide valuable insights for students, educators, school administrators, and developers of language learning platforms, offering practical recommendations for enhancing English teaching methodologies through technology integration. This research contributes to the growing knowledge of technology-enhanced language learning in Philippine higher education settings.
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