Adaptive multimedia interfaces in learning systems: Enhancing cognitive load management

Authors

  • Samwel Mwangi Computer Science teacher at Nazabayev Intellectual School Semey in Kazakhstan
  • Mynbayeva Maigul Computer Science teacher at Nazabayev Intellectual School Semey in Kazakhstan

Abstract

Cognitive load management is one critical factor in optimizing learning outcomes, especially in an online digital learning environment. This paper discusses how video, audio, and interactive simulations can have their multimedia content better designed using the principles of cognitive informatics that manage cognitive load. CLT will be discussed, along with adaptive multimedia interfaces, neurofeedback mechanisms, the impact of different multimedia modalities on memory retention, understanding, and cognitive engagement, and finally the practical applications in e-learning and virtual classrooms

Published

2024-11-18

How to Cite

Samwel Mwangi, & Mynbayeva Maigul. (2024). Adaptive multimedia interfaces in learning systems: Enhancing cognitive load management. Modern Scientific Method, (8). Retrieved from https://ojs.publisher.agency/index.php/MSM/article/view/4626

Issue

Section

Pedagogical Sciences