1. Wiki Part II AET/541 Learning Team A Alison Anderson, Courtney Browne, Joyce Gillaspie, Monica Mason By PresenterMedia.comPresenterMedia.com

2. ON TARGET Multimedia Principle The term multimedia principle is used to refer to any presentation that uses both words and graphics. According to Clark & Mayer (2011), “Multimedia presentations can encourage learners to engage in active learning by mentally representing the material in words and in pictures and by mentally making connections between the pictorial and verbal representations” (p.71).

3. ON TARGET Learning Team A Presents: Multimedia Principle- The use of words and graphics Contiguity Principle The use of words with graphic alignment.

4. ON TARGET Multimedia Principle -Example 1: Figure 4.5. An Interpretive Graphic Illustrating the Process of AIDS Infection. With permission of Roche, Basel, Switzerland. Http://www.roche- hiv.com/front.cfm. This animated graphic depicts changes in a cell over a period of time. The animation shows the process of how a virus invades a cell.Http://www.roche- hiv.com/front.cfm

5. ON TARGET Multimedia Principle -Example 2: iTunes 10: Get New Music Tutorial This video provides the user with graphics that illustrate the audio provided in the movie. The examples help the learner to make mental connections to the iTunes website. The images connect the learner to the verbal explanation of the information presented.

6. ON TARGET Contiguity Principle The principle of contiguity also involves the need to coordinate printed words and graphics. When corresponding graphics and words are placed near each other on the screen, they are contiguity in space.

7. ON TARGET Screens from Lightning Lessons with Separated Text and Graphics (B) Integrated Text and Graphics (A) Contiguity Example 1: Figure 5.10 A and B

8. ON TARGET This website gives step-by-step directions with graphics to support the instructions for the learner on how to make pancakes. http://www.deliaonline.com/how -to-cook/and-the-rest/how-to- make-pancakes.html Contiguity Example 2: Delia Online-How to Make Pancakes

9. ON TARGET REFERENCES Clark, R. C., & Mayer, R. E. (2011).E-Learning and the Science of Instruction: Proven Guidelines for Consumers and Designers of Multimedia Learning (3rd ed.). San Francisco, CA: Pfeiffer.