Category: edci337-feedback

The link to Rajbir’s blog.

The explanation of the two multimedia principle is very nice. You give lots of examples to support your idea. I agree that the Twine story could apply to various subjects in school. Also, your Twine story is interesting and creative. And I wonder if you could explain more on the coherence principle.

Overall, you blog is very nice and I really like your Twine story.

The link to Jacy’s blog.

First of all, I really like the TED video which you choose. It is a nice topic. Meanwhile, your analysis of the TED video is nice and in detail. You point the advantage and disadvantages of the video and explain your idea. You have an excellent understanding of the multimedia learning principle and cognitive coding theory. Finally, I wonder if maybe you could improve your analysis of dual coding theory. For example, gives more explanation about why it does not meet the criteria.

Overall, your blog is very nice and I really like it.

The link to Tina’s blog post.

I really like the explanation of the signaling principle and the segmenting principle. You explain the principle in detail and give an example of them. Your Twine story is very interesting and follows the multimedia learning principle “keep it short and simple”. Finally, I wonder if maybe you can explain more about Twine story is more convenient than PPT, not only in a history class.

Overall, this is an excellent analysis of the Twine story.

Here is the link to Rajbir Sidhu’s blog.

https://agenzblog.opened.ca/2021/02/08/multimedia-lesson-preparation-interactive-learning/

Her interactive video is very nice. She keeps the video short and easy. It is very useful and easy to follow it. I like it!  Also, I agree with her opinion about why multimedia lesson plans are important. She has nice explanations and examples about her opinion. I wonder if, there are some negative effects of interactive video?

Excellent job on the interactive video. Good luck with your future studies.

Here is the link to Jacy Wang’s blog.

https://gnezwang.opened.ca/2021/01/17/primary-thoughts-on-multimedia-learning/

I like the explanation of the primary thoughts about multimedia learning and how the thought changes now. I agree that Zoom and Brightspace is a nice application of synchronous teaching. I wonder if, there could add images of face-to-face and online communication? Two images could compare the difference of teaching methods directly and clearly.

This blog is easy to understand. Good luck with your future studies.

Here is the link to Tina’s blog post.

https://tinawang.opened.ca/2021/01/30/weekly-blog-topic-3-multimedia-learning/

She has a nice understanding of multimedia principles. The analysis of the principle of coherence is very nice and in detail. In addition, I like the multimedia element of her image of the Korean word. I wonder if, in addition to the nice explanation spatial principle, separating the words and pictures could deepen their perceptions, will this also increase cognitive load and cost time in class?

This blog is very interesting. Good job on this blog and good luck with your future studies.