Multimedia Design: Principles and Theories
Mayer’s Research-Based Multimedia Design Principles
Clark and Lyons Theory and Principles
Lohr’s Lessons in Visual Literacy
Cognitive Theory of Multimedia Learning
Robin Williams’ Four Basic Design Principles
Universal Principles of Design
Reference:Martin, B. (2020). Digital Media for Learning: Theories, Processes, and Solutions. In Digital Media for Learning. Springer International Publishing AG
Mayer’s Research-Based Multimedia Design Principles
- Multimedia principle - words and graphics together
- Contiguity principle -position of graphics
- Modality principle -present words as audio
- Redundancy principle- on-screen text with graphics
- Coherence principle -avoid extra elements
- Personalization principle -use conversational format
- Segmenting and pertaining - break down into parts
Clark and Lyons Theory and Principles
Features of Visuals
- Features of visuals - includes surface, communication and psychological characteristics
- Content and Goal of the Lesson -
- Learner Characteristics - Visuals should match learner's characteristics
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Lohr’s Lessons in Visual Literacy
- Selection principle - design that helps the learner target what needs to be selected
- Organization principle - organization helps the learner process information
- Integration principle- instruction, visuals, and the information help the learner make meaningful connections
Robin Williams’ Four Basic Design Principles
Contrast - contrast makes items that are dissimilar visibly differentRepetition - Colors, lines, font reinforce a point or idea Alignment - Intentional placement of graphics Proximity - Related items should be placed close together
Universal Principles of Design
Design guidelines include:
- Ways to influence how a design is perceived
- Ways to help people to learn from design
- Ways to enhance the usability of design
- Ways to increase the appeal of design
- Ways to make better design decisions
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Cognitive Theory of Multimedia Learning
- Sensory Input
- Short-term Memory
- Long-term Memory
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Multimedia Design: Principles and Theories
Mayer’s Research-Based Multimedia Design Principles
Clark and Lyons Theory and Principles
Lohr’s Lessons in Visual Literacy
Cognitive Theory of Multimedia Learning
Robin Williams’ Four Basic Design Principles
Universal Principles of Design
Reference:Martin, B. (2020). Digital Media for Learning: Theories, Processes, and Solutions. In Digital Media for Learning. Springer International Publishing AG
Mayer’s Research-Based Multimedia Design Principles
Clark and Lyons Theory and Principles
Features of Visuals
CANVAS MULTIPAGES - LOREM IPSUM DOLOR SIT AMET
Lohr’s Lessons in Visual Literacy
Robin Williams’ Four Basic Design Principles
Contrast - contrast makes items that are dissimilar visibly differentRepetition - Colors, lines, font reinforce a point or idea Alignment - Intentional placement of graphics Proximity - Related items should be placed close together
Universal Principles of Design
Design guidelines include:
CANVAS MULTIPAGES - LOREM IPSUM DOLOR SIT AMET
Cognitive Theory of Multimedia Learning