Bullet points. They’re one of the easiest ways to break up lots of content and highlight important information.
But the trade-off you make when you rely too heavily on bullet points in e-...
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Some good ideas. The more visual the better. At the same time, "interaction" for its own sake can be confusing and frustrating for the learner. A "click each item to learn more" instruction can cause a learner to wonder if this is all discretionary? Do I have to click them all? When do i click Next again? What happens if I click out of order?
Brain cells used figuring out the interface are not available for learning. Although a developer may find "click next" boring, a learner often finds it reassuring, predictable, and a stress-free means of concentrating on what needs to be leaned rather than having to figure out a different interface on every slide.
Brain cells used figuring out the interface are not available for learning. Although a developer may find "click next" boring, a learner often finds it reassuring, predictable, and a stress-free means of concentrating on what needs to be leaned rather than having to figure out a different interface on every slide.