Category: Comments

Module 5

yeilpark

2023-11-25 at 8:46 pm

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Impressive fundraising pitch on Tome! The AI features for presentations seem handy, but I agree that Chat GPT is better at generating specific content. I’ve used Chat GPT for school-related tasks, from research to project ideas—it’s a great aid, though I’m mindful of its data cutoff.

SAS sounds like a powerful data visualization tool. Its ability to create dashboards, generate charts, and support decision-making with decision trees is invaluable for analyzing large datasets. Thanks for sharing your experiences with these tools!

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Module 4

yeilpark

2023-11-25 at 8:53 pm

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Your experience with video game learning supports, like Cool Math Games and Duo lingo, highlights their fun and engaging nature. Mayer’s principles, such as Multimedia, Personalization, and Contiguity, are well-applied in games. Merrill’s Task-centered and Application principles align with the real-world tasks and simulations in games.

However, I agree with your observation on the potential distractions and redundancy in graphics and information. The balance between visual appeal and avoiding cognitive overload is crucial. Your lesson plan and the H5P learning object on web design principles offer a practical connection between theory and application. Overall, your insights enhance the understanding of educational principles in the realm of video game learning. Well done!

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Module 3

yeilpark

November 25, 2023 at 8:50 pm

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Your video’s learning purpose is crystal clear – teaching viewers to make a sushi burrito. I appreciate your focus on Mayer’s principles, particularly “Segmenting” and “Matching Modality.” Shortening the video and using a narrated approach align well with these principles, ensuring learners engage with essential information in a digestible manner. The challenges you faced, like finding the right topic and adapting to capturing hands-on content, resonate with many creators. Your decision to embrace simplicity and your wife’s suggestion turned out to be a delightful and instructive video. Next time, picking a topic you’re deeply familiar with sounds like a solid plan to enhance depth and thoroughness. Great insights!

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yeilpark

Hello Richie, You did a great job incorporating instructional design principles into your screencast, focusing on segmenting, contiguity, coherence, and redundancy. I understand the challenge of limited technology affecting signalling, but as you gain more tech proficiency, you’ll likely improve this aspect in your future projects. Keep up the good work!

Module 1: How do We Learn? Theories of Multimedia Learning

Hey there!

I totally get what you mean about text to speech tools. I’ve used them too, and they’ve been a lifesaver for me. It’s all about finding that perfect voice, isn’t it? Some sound like robots, and others, surprisingly natural. Personal preference really does play a huge role.

Inclusive design, to me, is all about making sure everyone gets a seat at the table. It’s not just about being nice; it’s about making sure nobody gets left out.

Great thoughts, thanks for sharing!

The blog link:https://okatoo.opened.ca/module-2-design-principles-for-effective-and-accessible-multimedia/