Multimedia
People Learn from words plus pictures together than words alone!
Reference: https://doi.org/10.1111/jcal.1219
People Learn from words plus pictures together than words alone!
Use relevant graphics to accompany text for novices
An annotated CrashCourse visual representing the structure of the skin.

Use animations to demonstrate procedures or to illustrate abstract ideas; Use a series of stills to illustrate processes
Animation from TED-ED demonstrating how the pyramids were constructed.

Step by step animation from 365datascience demonstrating the agglomerate clustering process.

Use cueing devices such as color or arrows to direct attention in complex graphics or animations
This Animagraffs visual demonstrating how engines work.

Use explanatory visuals that show relationships among content topics to build deeper understanding
Twig Education uses mindmaps to show relationship between topics.

Use transformational graphics (animations and stills) to show changes over time
A Boxlapse time-lapse video showing plant growth.

Use interpretive graphics to explain how a system works or to illustrate abstract ideas
This GeographyFieldWork.com animation showing how interest flows between banks.
