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What is Intrinsic Cognitive Load

Handbook of Research on Blended Learning Pedagogies and Professional Development in Higher Education
The inherent difficulty of the content being processed.
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Content Considerations for Blended Learning Experiences
Susan Prion (University of San Francisco, USA) and Mathew Mitchell (University of San Francisco, USA)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-5225-5557-5.ch006
Abstract
There are many resources available to higher education faculty to support selection and production of multimedia for use in blended (also known as mixed-mode or hybrid) learning experiences. Unfortunately, there is limited advice, best practice, or research available to assist a faculty member in determining which content would be best delivered to students in person, online, or in a mixture of the two approaches. This chapter describes a course design model used to determine the types of content that are best delivered in a completely classroom, only online, or mostly mixed pedagogical approach. The characteristics and criteria for content most suited to each of these instructional strategies are listed, and two worked examples from an undergraduate science and a doctoral statistics course are included.
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Enhancing the Effectiveness of Educational Hypermedia: A Cognitive Load Approach
An essential for learning cognitive load that is caused by interactive elements of information that need to be processed simultaneously to achieve a specific learning goal.
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A Cognitive Load Perspective to Instructional Design for Online Learning
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Instructional Game Design Using Cognitive Load Theory
This cognitive load is inherent with the difficulty of the subject matter (e.g., organic chemistry versus multiplication). The cognitive load level cannot be manipulated by instructional design.
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