contiguity modality_principles
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Agenda
•Define Contiguity
•Group Exercise
•Define Modality
•Q&A
Contiguity
Principle #1
Place Printed Words Near
Corresponding Graphics
Principle #2
Synchronize Spoken Words
with Corresponding
Graphics
Narration: “This is a Washington Apple”Apple
6 Common Mistakes
Separation of Text and Graphics
Separation of feedback
Screens with Links
Exercise Separate from Directions
Captions at bottom of screen
Using a Legend
Group Exercise
You will be assigned a common mistake and tasked to find an example to share back to the group.
Separation of Text and Graphics- Connie
Separation of feedback- Christian
Screens with Links- Linda
Exercise Separate from Directions- Mike
Captions at bottom of screen- Pete
Using a Legend- Shirley
Mistake #1
Separation of text and Graphics on
Scrolling Screens
You have 5 minutes to find or create an example
where there is separation of text and graphics
for a learner.
Be prepared to show or explain correct version.
Correct Version
Separation of text and Graphics on
Scrolling Screens
Insert Correct version here
Mistake #2
Separation of feedback from Questions or
Responses
You have 5 minutes to find or create an example
where there is separation of feedback from
Questions or Responses.
Be prepared to show or explain correct version.
Correct Version:
Separation of feedback from Questions or
Responses
Insert Correct version here
Mistake #3
Covering Lesson Screens with Linked
Windows
You have 5 minutes to find or create an example
where there are a bunch of links connected to
the lesson.
Be prepared to show or explain correct version.
Correct Version
Covering Lesson Screens with Linked
Windows
Insert Correct version here
Mistake #4
Presenting Exercise Directions Separate
from the Exercise
You have 5 minutes to find or create an example
where there is are exercise directions separate
from the exercise.
Be prepared to show or explain correct version.
Correct Version
Presenting Exercise Directions Separate
from the Exercise
Insert Correct version here
Mistake #5
Displaying Captions at the Bottoms of
Screens
You have 5 minutes to find or create an example
where there are captions at the bottom of the
screen.
Be prepared to show or explain correct version.
Correct Version
Displaying Captions at the Bottoms of
Screens
Insert Correct version here
Mistake #6
Using a Legend to Indicate the Parts of a
Graphic
You have 5 minutes to find or create an example
where there is a legend to indicate parts on a
graphic.
Be prepared to show or explain correct version.
Correct Version
Using a Legend to Indicate the Parts of a
Graphic
Insert Correct version here
Mistakes
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Animation
Modality Principle
Modality
It is recommended that you put words in spoken
form rather than printed form because reading
exact text is distracting to the learner
Modality
Understanding the Visual
Channel
Multimedia Channels Processing
Questions