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Multimedia Principles

Multimedia Principles

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Multimedia Principles

Principles Designed to Minimize Extraneous Processing

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Do you do things the FIRST time they are asked of you by a parent? 

Always (I’m the best child ever)

Usually 

Sometimes (I honestly get lazy)

Rarely (if ever) 

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​Redundancy Principle
  • ​Redundancy occurs when the same information is presented in multiple forms at the same time

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​Redundancy Principle
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Coherency Principle ​
​We want coherency!!
  • Weeding

  • ​Don’t always go for cute!

  • ​Purposeful

  • ​Simplicity

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Signaling Principle​
  • ​Using cues to direct learner's attention to material

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  • ​Utilize tools such as highlighting & other attention-captivating visuals

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  • ​Don't overdo it! Too many signals become confusing

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​Spatial Principle
  • ​When corresponding WORDS and PICTURES are presented NEAR rather than FAR on a page or screen

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  • ​Too much information at once can cause a cognitive overload

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  • ​Example: Subtitles on a movie

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​Temporal Principle
  • ​Students learn better when corresponding words and pictures are presented SIMULTANEOUSLY rather than SUCCESSIVELY

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  • ​Allows the building of mental connections between VERBAL and VISUAL representations

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  • ​Main focus is building connections without separation in time periods

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Principles Designed to Minimize Extraneous Processing

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