E-Learning and Blindness: A Comparative Study of the Quality of an E-Learning Experience (Research on Visually Impaired Persons Capabilities of E-Learning)
Journal of Visual Impairment & Blindness 2008, Feb, 102, 2
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Abstract: This study compared the experiences of 10 participants who were blind and 10 participants who were sighted in working through an online learning task and explores the application of cognitive load theory. It considered the quality of the learning experience and the implications for practitioners. **********
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