Multimedia Principles

Multimedia Principles

1. Sato, K. (2012). Retrieved from: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WsI8h7qErc0

   • Mayer, R. (2001). Multimedia Learning. Cambridge University Press, New York
     • Interactivity Principle-allow the learner to control the rate
       • Individual Differences Principle-low knowldege learners and high spatial learners
   • 1. Coherence Principle-stay focused and pare down to essentials
     • 2. Signaling Principle-cue the audience in on the presentation
       • 3. Redundancy Principle-simply narration suffices and no need for text too
         • 4. Spatial Contiguity Principle-watch the layout=pictures near content
           • 5. Temporal Contiguity Principle-content with pictures
             • 6. Segmenting Principle user -spaced segments over a continuous unit
   • 7. Pre -training Principle-list names and characteristics of the main concepts
     • 8. Modality Principle-needs narration and not only text
       • 9. Multimedia Principle-words+pictures=deeper learning
         • 10. Personalization Principle-present conversation
           • 11. Voice Principle-human voice not machine
             • 12. Image Principle-no need for speaker's image