Rethinking PowerPoint Slide Design for Multimedia Learning

Luke LeFebvre, Meghan Parsons, Charlotte Entwistle, Ryan L. Boyd, M. Allen
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This analysis investigates two differential PowerPoint slide designs—presentation and teleprompter—for multimedia learning. Eye tracking measures assessed differences in fixations. Participants demonstrated greater fixation counts for teleprompter slides, measures of aesthetic liking evidenced that slides incorporating imagery resulted in more pleasurable learning experiences, and visually-based slides influenced more reflective learning and greater activation of information processing. The results offer practical advice for instructors wishing to increase the slide design effectiveness for improved multimedia learning.
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重新思考多媒体学习的ppt幻灯片设计
本分析探讨了两种不同的ppt幻灯片设计——演示和提词器——用于多媒体学习。眼动追踪评估了注视的差异。参与者对提词器幻灯片的注视次数更多,审美喜好的测量证明,包含图像的幻灯片带来了更愉快的学习体验,基于视觉的幻灯片影响了更多的反思学习和更大的信息处理激活。研究结果为希望提高幻灯片设计效率以改进多媒体学习的教师提供了实用建议。
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