CTML and ML Principles Quiz

According to the Cognitive Theory of Multimedia Learning, what are the two types of information processed by the sensory memory?

• Sounds and Images

• Words and Pictures

• Text and Graphics

• Audio and Video

In the Cognitive Theory of Multimedia Learning, what integrates with the Verbal and Pictorial Models?

• Sensory Memory

• Working Memory

• Long-Term Memory

• Prior Knowledge

What is the role of the ears in the Cognitive Theory of Multimedia Learning diagram?

• Selecting images

• Organizing words

• Receiving words

• Integrating knowledge

What is the first step in the process of working memory in the Cognitive Theory of Multimedia Learning?

• Integrating

• Selecting

• Organizing

• Modeling

What does the Coherence Principle suggest for multimedia learning?

• Add as many interesting words, sounds, or graphics as possible

• Delete extraneous words, sounds, or graphics

• Use a variety of fonts and colors

• Include detailed explanations in captions

According to the Signaling Principle, what should be highlighted in multimedia learning materials?

• All words and graphics

• Non-essential words or graphics

• Essential words or graphics

• Background information

What does the Redundancy Principle advise doing for narrated media?

• Using animations without narration

• Deleting essential captions

• Deleting redundant captions

• Adding interactive elements

What is the Spatial Contiguity Principle about?

• Separating words and graphics

• Placing non-essential words far from graphics

• Placing essential words next to corresponding graphics

• Using only spatial elements in learning materials

What does the Temporal Contiguity Principle state about the presentation of words and pictures?

• Words should be presented long before pictures

• Words and pictures should be presented simultaneously

• Pictures should be presented long after words

• Words and pictures should not be related

Which of the following is NOT a task associated with Google Slides?

• Creating a new slide presentation

• Copying an existing slide presentation

• Inserting a chart into a slide

• Writing a formal business letter