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Choosing The Right Mode

Beach Walk Insights - Volume 2, Issue 14 - Play time 1m 30s

In the fifth episode of this mini-series, I take a closer look at the fifth multimedia design principle, which came from the excellent research conducted by Prof. RE Mayer, J Sweller et al. 


This principle is all about choosing the best mode for communicating your message. This principle simply says people prefer to listen to a well-illustrated presentation over reading a well-illustrated text. 


Going back to a point that I've stressed before, presentation slides should be used as a visual aid and not as your script. If your slides are text-heavy your audience is naturally going to attempt to read them - and if they're reading then they can't be listening.


Using illustrations that support your message will increase the likelihood of your audience remembering your message in their long term memory. 


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