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- 1. Modality & Redundancy Created by Jedediah Smith Based on chapters 5 & 6 of e-Learning and the Science of Instruction: Proven guidelines for Consumers and Designers of Multimedia Learning (2 nd Edition) by Clark and Mayer
- 2. Objective Determine if a multimedia presentation correctly applies modality and redundancy.
- 3. Modality Principle Visual Phonetic Sensory Working Eyes Ears Memory Systems Images Written Words
- 4. Modality Principle Continued Visual Phonetic Sensory Working Eyes Ears Memory Systems Images Spoken Words
- 5. Times The Modality Principle May Not Improve Effectiveness Technology restrictions Expense to great Images and text not simultaneous Text needs to remain available
- 6. Redundancy Principle Visual Phonetic Sensory Working Eyes Ears Memory Systems Images Written Words Spoken Words
- 7. Times The Redundancy Principle May Not Improve Effectiveness No images Lots of time Complex spoken words
- 8. Assessment (Part 1) Which of the following correctly applies the Modality Principle? “ The radius of a circle is the distance from any point of the outside of the circle to the center. The diameter is the distance from a point on the outside of the circle to the point exactly opposite.” A. Words are Spoken B. Words are Printed
- 9. Assessment (Part 1) Solution Which of the following correctly applies the Modality Principle? “ The radius of a circle is the distance from any point of the outside of the circle to the center. The diameter is the distance from a point on the outside of the circle to the point exactly opposite.” A. Words are Spoken B. Words are Printed
- 10. Assessment (Part 2) Which of the following correctly applies the Redundancy Principle? “ The radius of a circle is the distance from any point of the outside of the circle to the center. The diameter is the distance from a point on the outside of the circle to the point exactly opposite.” A. Words are Spoken and Printed B. Words are only Spoken
- 11. Assessment (Part 2) Which of the following correctly applies the Redundancy Principle? “ The radius of a circle is the distance from any point of the outside of the circle to the center. The diameter is the distance from a point on the outside of the circle to the point exactly opposite.” A. Words are Spoken and Printed B. Words are only Spoken