Comparison of graph and animation: An unbalanced battle over two decades

Frontiers in Psychology 13 (2022)
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Abstract

Numerous studies have produced contradictory findings about whether static or animated format is the better instructional tool. With a comparison between graphs and animations that has a genuine impact on learning and teaching, this review provides a comprehensive examination of the theoretical foundations of visualized learning, influencing factors, and prospective future studies.

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