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Developing effective multimedia instruction for expert learners.

Higgins, S.; Baumfield, V.; Newton, D.; Elliott, J.

Authors

Professor Steven Higgins s.e.higgins@durham.ac.uk
Professor

V. Baumfield

Professor Douglas Newton d.p.newton@durham.ac.uk
Academic Support Coordinator

Professor Joe Elliott joe.elliott@durham.ac.uk
Principal

Citation

Higgins, S., Baumfield, V., Newton, D., & Elliott, J. (2009). Developing effective multimedia instruction for expert learners

Other Type	Other
Online Publication Date	Nov 20, 2009
Publication Date	2009
Pages	567-569

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