14 Principles of Multimedia Learning

Based on Mayer's "principles of multimedia learning."
Mayer, R. (2001). Multimedia Learning. Cambridge University Press, New York.

0:34 - 1. Multimedia Principle
1:14 - 2. Modality Principle
2:42 - 3. Redundancy Principle
3:49 - 4. Spatial Contiguity Principle
4:51 - 5. Temporal Contiguity Principle
6:39 - 6. Coherence Principle
8:04 - 7. Interactivity Principle
8:32 - 8. Signaling Principle
9:07 - 9. Segmenting Principle
9:45 - 10. Pre-teaching Principle
10:19 - 11. Personalization Principle
10:38 - 12. Voice Principle
10:53 - 13. Image Principle
11:32 - 14. Individual Differences Principle

[makvaf]

Great examples of Mayer's Principles, thank you for producing this.

[bledford]

Wonderful job in articulating and demonstrating these prinicples. Thank you.

[dehdanacer]

it is really fantastic.I benefited a lot from this illustration.

[sarahleiyah]

Really like the use of examples. You are really an expert...

[Valouric]

Awesome and great tutorials in this chanell. KEEP UP!!!

[IDremOI]

"Characsserissess" Just joking man, great job! This was very helpful, thanks!!
About the Signaling Principle, though, Mayer himself explains in an Harvard talk that signaling means highlighting the ecenssial material to separate it from simply language or even extraneous material. Using bold or underlining in important text, not visual cues about the structure of the presentation. However, what you said doesn't sound farfetched.

[pixelpintura]

Did Mayer tackle music? Seems like his principles only tackle pictures and words. By the way, amazing transformation on your body. 

[GrumpyOldMan]

Interesting, but with this articulation perhaps on-screen text would be preferable. The remark about foreign-accent voices is a bit in jest, I hope.

[kevinholtz]

Great video! However, aren't you technically breaking the redundancy principle within your video? :)

[eLearningExpert]

Thank you and you're welcome. ;-)