Powerpoint+Overload

media type="custom" key="4577964"The information on this page is based on the article "Five Ways to Reduce PowerPoint Overload" by Cliff Atkinson and Richard Mayer (2004). You can access the article at [].

media type="custom" key="4577888" This PowerPoint goes through the alphabet and gives a word for each letter of the alphabet. This is an example of the Modality Principle because there is very little text on the page and instead the author uses audio to narrate. (K.K.)

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This power point goes through the colors of Red, Blue Green, and Yellow. This is an example of the Modality Principle because it sings to you the colors. And it is a very easy song to learn. (B.K.J)

media type="custom" key="4577998" This PowerPoint teaches basic spanish vocabulary such as colors, numbers, shapes, days of the week and clothing. This is an example of the Modality Principle because it teaches students Beginner's Spanish without text overload and with audio. (C.E.C.)

media type="custom" key="4578032" This PowerPoint goes through the different types of organic and inorganic vegetables.