The effect of animation presentation strategies on the achievement of multimedia learning
Daoqun Ding, Shanshan Jiang
Abstract
Daoqun Ding, Shanshan Jiang
Abstract
The aim of this study was to explore the effect of animation presentation strategies on the achievement of multimedia learning. 120 high school students were asked to complete the experiment. It was found that (1) learner-controlled pacing strategy and meta-cognitive monitoring guidance could improve the achievement of multimedia learning, and(2) adding meta-cognitive monitoring guidance to learner-controlled pacing was the best animation presentation strategy to multimedia learning effect.
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The aim of this study was to explore the effect of animation presentation strategies on the achievement of multimedia learning. 120 high school students were asked to complete the experiment. It was found that (1) learner-controlled pacing strategy and meta-cognitive monitoring guidance could improve the achievement of multimedia learning, and(2) adding meta-cognitive monitoring guidance to learner-controlled pacing was the best animation presentation strategy to multimedia learning effect.
Key concepts: Animation, Presentation (obstetrics), Multimedia, Computer science, Cognitive load, Cognition, Computer animation, Psychology