When Using Visuals to Present Information, You Should Look at the Visuals

question 34

True/False

When using visuals to present information, you should look at the visuals only when the audience should look at them.

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Definitions:

Rehearsal

The cognitive process of repeatedly practicing or going over information to aid in its retention and recall.

Elaboration

The process of adding more information to or providing additional details on a subject.

Bodily-kinesthetic

Intelligence that pertains to the ability to control physical motion and handle objects skillfully, as posited by Howard Gardner's theory of multiple intelligences.

Interpersonal

Concerning or involving relationships between people, especially regarding communication and emotional interaction.