Video Tutorials in the Traditional Classroom: The Effects on Different Types of Cognitive Load

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Are video tutorials better teachers? This pilot study examined the effects of video tutorials on different types of cognitive load. Participating students (N = 45) attended two classrooms: a video tutorial-based classroom, and a traditional instruction-based classroom. The cognitive load scales indicated differences in cognitive load between the video classroom and the traditional classroom. Video tutorials decreased students’ intrinsic load (t = -4.507, p

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Fan, E., Bower, M., & Siemon, J. (2024). Video Tutorials in the Traditional Classroom: The Effects on Different Types of Cognitive Load. Technology, Knowledge and Learning, 29(4), 2017–2036. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10758-024-09754-1

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