CTML

CTML, also known as Cognitive Theory of Multimedia Learning is a theory developed by Richard E. Mayer and his colleagues. This theory has 3 parts

1- The Dual Channel Assumption: we got our information from two fronts, auditory and visual channels. People take informaiton and knowledge through these two channels.

2- The Limited Capacity Assumption: We do not have infinite knowledge capacity. If we try to cross our limit, we will create a ''Cognitive load''. Example: trying to study your lesson with your eyes and listening to hard metal music with your ears can be very hard.

3-The Active Processing Assumption: Learning can not be done passively. You have to filter, organize and integrate that knowledge.



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