Hypermedia, Multimedia, and Reader Cognition: An Empirical Study
♦ Presents the results of five tests examining usability and instructional capabilities of hypermedia and multimedia ♦ Demonstrates that most students learn less easily in a hypermedia/hypertext environment than in a linear digital environment
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