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Principles that Promote Learning

Principles that Promote Learning. By: Jameka J. Satterwhite. Multimedia Principle. This principle focuses on using words and incorporating graphics so that you are not just using words alone. This Principle really makes the subject or lesson pop and grabs the attention of the reader.

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Principles that Promote Learning

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  1. Principles that Promote Learning By: Jameka J. Satterwhite

  2. Multimedia Principle • This principle focuses on using words and incorporating graphics so that you are not just using words alone. • This Principle really makes the subject or lesson pop and grabs the attention of the reader. • The words can be read or heard. The graphics can be drawings, charts, or photos just to name a few.

  3. Contiguity Principle • This principle takes printed words and aligns them with the graphics that they are speaking of. • When words and graphics are put together it’s easier for the reader to make connections and understand.

  4. Personalization Principle • This principle uses different characters to speak to you during the lesson to help the lesson become a lot clearer and understandable.

  5. Segmenting & Pretraining Principles • This principle breaks down lessons step by step so that they will be understood and learned by the student. • This helps them see step by step how the lesson is suppose to be laid out and what they should do first.

  6. Reference Clark, R. C., & Mayer, R. E. (2008). e-learning and the Science of Instruction. Proven Guidelines for Consumers and Designers of Multimedia Learning, Second Edition. Retrieved from https://ecampus.phoenix.edu/content/eBookLibrary2/content/eReader.aspx?assetMetaId=16016458-7252-4a32-af2b-b77b029092f0&assetDataId=2db3c23c-20d0-413a-b268-74f10684db2a&assetpdfdataid=45723562-794d-4661-aad9-c450e7497be5#ch01lev1sec3.

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