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Showing 1 to 20 of 60 for “"multimedia learning"”.
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Annotation of multimedia learning materials for semantic search
Multimedia is the main source for online learning materials, such as videos, slides and textbooks, and its size is growing with the popularity of online programs offered by Universities and Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs). The increasing amount of multimedia learning resources available online …
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Exploring literary perspectives of poetry though an interactive, multimedia, learning environment
… development and evaluation of an interactive, multimedia learning environment intended to help college students learn how to interpret poetry from various literary perspectives. Four literary perspectives--feminist, psychological, religious, and reader-response--were thoroughly explained and …
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Investigating The Effectiveness Of Redundant Text And Animation In Multimedia Learning Environments
In multimedia learning environments, research suggests that simultaneous presentation of redundant text (i.e. identical narration and on-screen text) may inhibit learning when presented with animation at the same time. However, related studies are limited to testing with cause-and-effects content …
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The design, production and evaluation of a computer-based multimedia learning program
… production and evaluation of a computer-based multimedia learning program for 5-9 year olds. The first segment details project design, and production. The second segment examines a number of evaluation models available to the designers, and describes how formative evaluation contributed to the …
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Online Multimedia Learning: Predicting Learner Media Selections in the Visual and Verbal Domains
… the prediction of learner selection of online, multimedia learning options based on the characteristics of cognitive ability, spatial ability, cognitive style, and learning preference. These characteristics were used to predict the selection of text only, labeled image, and image and narration …
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Does the redundancy principle of multimedia learning hold in the secondary science classroom?
… the extent to which the redundancy principle of multimedia learning holds in the context of a secondary science classroom. Previous research has identified circumstances when eliminating redundant information improved learning outcomes, but those studies were conducted in laboratory and workplace …
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Designing with community health workers: feedback-integrated multimedia learning for rural community health
Community Health Workers (CHWs) are an integral part of the rural health system, and it is imperative that their voices are accommodated in digital health projects. In the mobile health education project discussed in this thesis (The Bophelo Haeso project), we sought to find ways to amplify CHWs' …
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Multimedia learning: principles of learning and instructional improvement in Massive, Open, Online Courses (MOOCS)
… must complement, rather than limit high quality learning outcomes. There has been extensive research (Richard Mayer, et al.) on enhanced learning using multimedia (words and pictures) presentations in clinical settings -- can we see the same success in a MOOC field setting? Consistent with the …
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The Effects of Seductive Details and Segmentation on Interest, Recall and Transfer in a Multimedia Learning Environment
Multimedia learning theory, and the research that has supported it, is largely focused on the cognitive elements of learning. Although motivation has been mentioned as a factor in learning in a multimedia environment, motivation has not been measured as a distinctive variable in most studies. …
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The Effects of Context-Dependency of Seductive Details on Recall and Transfer in a Multimedia Learning Environment
… of seductive details on recall and transfer in multimedia learning environments. Two experiments were conducted. In Experiment 1, the purpose was to identify context-dependent vs. context-independent seductive details in a lightning animation. Seductive details were considered as interesting yet …
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An Investigation of the Effect of Segmentation on Immediate and Delayed Knowledge Transfer in a Multimedia Learning Environment
… immediate and delayed recall and transfer in a multimedia learning environment. The independent variables of segmentation and non-segmentation, and immediate and delayed assessments were manipulated to assess the effects of segmentation on the participants' ability to recall and transfer …
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The Effects of Training, Modality, and Redundancy on the Development of a Historical Inquiry Strategy in a Multimedia Learning Environment
Research in the area of multimedia instruction has yielded results that indicate that learning is better when verbal information is presented auditorily instead of visually (i.e. modality effect) and when redundant on-screen text is removed from the instructional environment (i.e. redundancy …
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Visual Design Aspects of Advanced Digital Multimedia Learning Materials: Effects on Learning and Information Behavior in Case of Primary School Children
… information representation in advanced digital multimedia learning materials (ADMLMs) on learning outcomes and information behavior of primary school children (8-11 years old). It consists of three experimental studies in laboratory conditions, each individually focusing on different issue, …
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Picturing the physics behind equations and graphs: a grounded cognition based model for multimedia learning and its application in physics education
… critical for the creation of computerized multimedia lectures, as the visualization power of the computer opens up almost limitless possibilities to represent physics concepts in novel ways. To answer this question, I bring together knowledge from three different areas: physics education …
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Determining effects of text-to-speech synthesis in a multimedia learning environment on science achievement for students with learning disabilities in reading
… was to explore the effect of text-to-speech in a multimedia learning environment on science achievement for students with learning disabilities in reading. The researcher examined how student achievement on unit tests was related to their participation with the experimental treatment. A secondary …
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Hypercard: A promising tool for constructivist methodolody
Multimedia learning -- Collaborative authoring of Hypercard stacks -- Student construction of meaning.
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Multimedia Input Modes, the Modality Principle, and the Redundancy Principle for University ESL Students’ Learning
<p>This study compared three multimedia input modes in the modality and redundancy principles (Mayer, 2009) in terms of university ESL (English as a Second Language) students’ learning and examined the applicability of the modality and redundancy principles for ESL students. Mayer’s modality and …
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Gestures and mental models: A triple coding hypothesis
… Recently the role of gestures in cognition and learning has become a topic of interest in both cognitive and educational psychology. Some researchers have speculated that gestures inherently communicate information that is not provided in purely verbal communication, and that this supplemental …
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Leveraging Artificial Intelligence for Improving Students' Noticing of Practice during Virtual Site Visits
… this study presents an AI-annotated video learning tool that instructors can utilize to equip students with practice knowledge when there is limited access to physical construction sites. First, this study investigated the construction practice concepts that industry practitioners would …
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