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From Digital Textbooks to YouTube: Innovations in Digital Learning Design
Wed, April 8, 1:45 to 3:15pm PDT (1:45 to 3:15pm PDT), Westin Bonaventure, Floor: Lobby Level, San BernardinoSession Type: Paper Session
Abstract
This session investigates how digital media—from e-textbooks and simulations to YouTube and AI communities—shape engagement, learning, and design quality. Studies employ experimental, mixed-methods, and content analysis approaches to examine instructional design principles, learner experiences, and the role of authenticity and interactivity. Findings underscore that effective digital learning design extends beyond format to encompass usability, inclusivity, and cognitive alignment. The session synthesizes design-based and empirical insights for advancing multimedia and AI-supported learning environments.
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AI Multi-Agent Enhanced Online Learning Communities: An Analysis of Collective Knowledge Construction - Xiaojie Niu, Shandong University; Jingjing Zhang, Beijing Normal University
Do Digital Textbooks Enhance K-12 Students' Learning Attitudes? Evidence from a Meta-Analysis - Longyue Fang, East China Normal University; Hao Lei, East China Normal University; Chunming Yang, East China Normal University; Mingchen Wei, East China Normal University
Evaluating Students’ Experiences and Perceptions of a Digitalized Simulated Environment in a Distance Learning Program in Special and Inclusive Education - Nikleia Eteokleous, Frederick University; Raphaela Neophytou, Frederick University; Olga Lyra, Frederick University
Mind the Digital Gap: Genre and Instructional Supports in Children’s Informational YouTube Videos - Wei Pu, University of Hong Kong; Somin Park, The University of Hong Kong; Rebecca Dore, University of Delaware; James Alex Bonus, The Ohio State University; Brenna Hassinger-Das, Pace University
Revising Online Textbooks with Multimedia Design Principles Improves Retention Learning - Dharma Lewis, University of California - Santa Barbara; Richard E. Mayer, University of California - Santa Barbara