Modality Principle

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Modality PrincipleVersión en línea Learn a little about the modality principle por John Chivvis 1 When eLearning has only printed words and images, this can cause cognitive overload because: a There is too much reading b All of the information is processed visually c The learner might not like the images d The learner might not have headphones 2 The type of memory used to see and hear is called a Sensory memory b Working memory c Kinetic memory d Absolute memory 3 The type of memory used to process images, words and audio is called a Sensory memory b Working memory c Kinetic memory d Absolute memory 4 When building an elearning lesson, switching from printed words to spoken words helps: a Increase engagement b Learners close their eyes to learn c Balance cognitive input and processing d Helps prevent eye-strain 5 This principle of balancing learning across sensory channels is called: a School principle b Embodiment principle c Voice principle d Modality principle

Modality PrincipleVersión en línea

Learn a little about the modality principle

por John Chivvis

When eLearning has only printed words and images, this can cause cognitive overload because:

There is too much reading

All of the information is processed visually

The learner might not like the images

The learner might not have headphones

The type of memory used to see and hear is called

Sensory memory

Working memory

Kinetic memory

Absolute memory

The type of memory used to process images, words and audio is called

Sensory memory

Working memory

Kinetic memory

Absolute memory

When building an elearning lesson, switching from printed words to spoken words helps:

Increase engagement

Learners close their eyes to learn

Balance cognitive input and processing

Helps prevent eye-strain

This principle of balancing learning across sensory channels is called:

School principle

Embodiment principle

Voice principle

Modality principle

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When eLearning has only printed words and images, this can cause cognitive overload because:

The type of memory used to see and hear is called

The type of memory used to process images, words and audio is called

When building an elearning lesson, switching from printed words to spoken words helps:

This principle of balancing learning across sensory channels is called:

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