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From Gutenberg …..to Zuckerberg Donald Clark

Baby Boomers Gen Y

Millenials

Is the classroom the right place for games?

Learn by doing

Semantic Episodic Procedural Long-term memory

Cognitive overload

Cognitive dissonance

Text

Graphics

Audio

Recording lectures

University of Eindhoven Recording can IMPROVE a bad lecture

Text + Audio

Video

Video can be harmful to learning! How lightening works? Learners who did NOT see video did 30% bette r Mayer (2001)

Games

Virtual worlds

POLIC THEORY

Media rich is not always mind rich

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