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Research-Based
Principales for Designing
Multimedia instruction
- Overview Of Multimedia Instrution
- Words and Graffics
- Multimedia Principale
- Multimedia Instruction
- Illustration, animation or video
- Illustration, animation or video
- Slideshow
- Educational Games
- Lessons
- Greatly improve students understanding
- Students
- Transfer Text
- Transfer Text
- Effective Instruction
- Examine principles
- Mayer
- Dual Channel Assumption
- Limited Capacity Assumption
- Active Processing Assumption
- Dual Channel Assumption
- Three Kinds of Processing
- Extraneous P.
- Reduce
- Reduce
- Essential P.
- Manage
- Manage
- Generative P.
- Foster
- Foster
- Extraneous P.
- Words and Graffics
- Reduce Extraneous Processing
- SIgnaling Principle
- Organization of the essential material
- Arrows, flashing
- Low learners
- Organization of the essential material
- Redundancy
- Graphics and Narration
- Narrated animation
- Graphics and Narration
- Coherence Principle
- Focus on the essential material
- Focus on the essential material
- Spatial Contiguity P.
- Printed Words
- Connections
- Meta-analysis
- Printed Words
- Temporal Contiguity P.
- Graphics and Narration Simultaneously
- Lesson is system
- Graphics and Narration Simultaneously
- SIgnaling Principle
- Manage Essential Processing
- Adress the
instructional
problem of
essential overload
- Segmenting Principle
- Learner-paced segment
- Fully process one step
- Stronger effects for learners with low rather
- Learner-paced segment
- Pre-training Principle
- Characteristics of the main concepts
- Key elements
- Characteristics of the main concepts
- Modality Principle
- Words are spoken
- Visual Channels
- Processing the animation
- Narrated animation
- Words are spoken
- Adress the
instructional
problem of
essential overload
- Foster Generative Processing
- Social Cues
- Motivation
- Sense of the material
- Personalization Principle
- Conversational style
- Leading to Leading
- Conversational style
- Voice Principle
- Spoken in a human voice
- Social Presence in learners
- Spoken in a human voice
- Embodiment Principle
- onscreen agents
- Gesturing, movements, facial expressions, eye contact
- Social presence with the instructor
- onscreen agents
- Image Principle
- Speaker's image on the screen
- Static image
- Distration
- Onscreen character
- Speaker's image on the screen
- Social Cues
- Practical Application of Design
Principles Multimedia
Instrucction
- Research and grounded in cognitive theory
- Boundary conditions
- Promising step
- institutional scenarios
- Printed materials
- Exercise and simulation
- Research and grounded in cognitive theory
Media attachments
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