Enabling, facilitating, and inhibiting effects of animations in multimedia learning: Why reduction of cognitive load can have negative results on learning

W Schnotz, T Rasch - Educational Technology Research and …, 2005 - Springer
New technologies allow the display of text, static visuals, and animations. Although
animations are inherently attractive, they are not always beneficial for learning. Problems …

[PDF][PDF] Enabling, Facilitating, and Inhibiting Effects of Animations in Multimedia Learning: Why Reduction of Cognitive Load Can Have Negative Results on Learning

W Schnotz, T Rasch - Citeseer
New technologies allow the display of text, static visuals, and animations. Although
animations are inherently attractive, they are not always beneficial for learning. Problems …

Enabling, Facilitating, and Inhibiting Effects of Animations in Multimedia Learning: Why Reduction of Cognitive Load Can Have Negative Results on Learning.

W Schnotz, T Rasch - Educational Technology Research & …, 2005 - search.ebscohost.com
New technologies allow the display of text, static visuals, and animations. Although
animations are inherently attractive, they are not always beneficial for learning. Problems …

Enabling, Facilitating, and Inhibiting Effects of Animations in Multimedia Learning: Why Reduction of Cognitive Load Can Have Negative Results on Learning.

W Schnotz, T Rasch - Educational Technology Research and …, 2005 - psycnet.apa.org
New technologies allow the display of text, static visuals, and animations. Although
animations are inherently attractive, they are not always beneficial for learning. Problems …

Enabling, Facilitating, and Inhibiting Effects of Animations in Multimedia Learning: Why Reduction of Cognitive Load Can Have Negative Results on Learning

W Schnotz, T Rasch - Educational Technology Research and …, 2005 - search.proquest.com
New technologies allow the display of text, static visuals, and animations. Although
animations are inherently attractive, they are not always beneficial for learning. Problems …

[DOC][DOC] Enabling, Facilitating, and Inhibiting Effects of Animations in Multimedia Learning: Why Reduction of Cognitive Load Can Have Negative Results on Learning

W Schnotz, T Rasch - researchgate.net
New technologies allow the display of text, static visuals, and of animations. Although
animations are inherently attractive, they are not always beneficial for learning. Problems …

Enabling, Facilitating, and Inhibiting Effects of Animations in Multimedia Learning: Why Reduction of Cognitive Load Can Have Negative Results on Learning

W Schnotz, T Rasch - Educational Technology Research and …, 2005 - learntechlib.org
New technologies allow the display of text, static visuals, and animations. Although
animations are inherently attractive, they are not always beneficial for learning. Problems …

Enabling, Facilitating, and Inhibiting Effects of Animations in Multimedia Learning: Why Reduction of Cognitive Load Can Have Negative Results on Learning.

W Schnotz, T Rasch - Educational Technology Research and Development, 2005 - ERIC
New technologies allow the display of text, static visuals, and animations. Although
animations are inherently attractive, they are not always beneficial for learning. Problems …

Enabling, Facilitating, and Inhibiting Effects of Animations in Multimedia Learning: Why Reduction of Cognitive Load Can Have Negative Results on Learning

W Schnotz, T Rasch - Educational Technology Research and Development, 2005 - JSTOR
New technologies allow the display of text, static visuals, and animations. Although
animations are inherently attractive, they are not always beneficial for learning. Problems …

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W SCHNOTZ, T RASCH - Educational technology research …, 2005 - pascal-francis.inist.fr
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