Education

What drives the learning benefits of moving text? A theoretical discussion for learning implications of kinetic typography

H. Lee and S. Park

This paper by Hye-Jung Lee and Soyoung Park delves into the learning benefits of kinetic typography, revealing how it enhances the shared thinking process between instructors and learners. Discover how the sequential presentation of text can mirror oral communication, making a transformative impact on education.

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Abstract

This paper theoretically explores the learning advantages and instructional implications of kinetic typography, leveraging the properties of oral and written language (orality and literacy). It argues that the key benefit isn't the movement itself, but the shared thinking process it facilitates between instructor and learner through sequential text presentation mirroring oral language.

Publisher

Humanities & Social Sciences Communications

Published On

Apr 15, 2023

Authors

Hye-Jung Lee, Soyoung Park

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