Programme : 15th International Cognitive Load Theory Conference

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15th International Cognitive Load Theory Conference

28 - 29 September 2023

 

Epsylon Lab., University Paul Valéry, Montpellier, France

site Saint Charles - Rue du Professeur Henri Serre

 

 

Program

   
 

Day 1

   

 

 

08h50

Opening Session

Fred Paas, André Tricot

 

09h00

 

Keynote: The cognitive Load effect in the time-based resource-sharing model

 

Valérie Camos, Pierre Barrouillet

 
   
 

Medical Education

 

10h00

Slowing down in simulation: The impact of a forced pause

 
 

Danielle Solish, Nicola Symonds, Michael Pierce, Heather Braund, Timothy Chaplin, Joy Y. Lee, Jeroen van Merrienboër, Adam Szulewski

10h20

The role of teacher’s hand in anatomical distance learning

 
 

Martin Bertrand, Alexis Besseyrias, Fares Gouzi, André Tricot

 
   

10h40

Coffee break

 
   
 

Working Memory Resource Depletion Effect 1

 

11h00

The effect of resting on learning caused by rehearsal after the depletion of working memory resources

 

Ouhao Chen, Endah Retnowati, Fred Paas, John Sweller

 

11h20

Working memory resource depletion effect: a measurement attempt

 
 

Sélène Choquet, Florence Lespiau

 

11h40

The detrimental effect of mental fatigue on working memory capacity

 
 

Alison Lorcery, Nathalie André, Abdelrhani Benraïss, Stéphanie Roussel, André Tricot, Michel Audiffren 

12h00

The spacing effect, working memory resource depletion, and the levels of element interactivity

 

Bobo Kai Yin Chan, Ouhao Chen, Tim Jay

 
   

12h20

Lunch Break

 
 

Posters Session 1

 

1.

Look, touch and learn? An eye-tracking study on the effect of pointing and tracing while learning

 

Babette Park, Andreas Korbach, Paul Ginns, Roland Brünken

 

2.

Exploring the pre-training effect on acquiring Chinese reading skills by learners with different expertise levels

 

Jing Zhou, Dayu Jiang

 

3.

Applying cognitive load theory to simultaneous interpretation between spoken and sign language

 

Alain Bacci, Franck Amadieu, Fred Paas

 

4.

A cognitive load approach to molecular geometries: Augmented reality technology and visuospatial abilities in chemistry.

 

Brendan Bentley, Conor Kenneally

 

5.

Investigating the role of problem posing in cognitive load

 
 

Muhammad Husnain, Ouhao Chen, Ian Jones

 

6.

The effect of monitoring on mental effort and performance with increasing task complexity

 

Madison Graham, Marinel Ilic, Kim Ouwehand, Jacqueline Wong, Fred Paas, Martine Baars

7.

Impact of cognitive load on preparatory attention

 
 

Virginie Leclercq, Killian Bonin

 

8.

Bridging cognitive psychology and data visualization: A data-user-centered approach to dashboard design

 

Dominik Thüs, Sarah Malone, Markus Vogel, Roland Brünken

 

9.

The influence of cognitive load on implicit time-on-space interference

 
 

Pom Charras, Mariagrazia Capizzi

 

10.

Worked examples for non-STEM domains: the impact on cognitive load and performance

 

Anna Gorbunova, Jamie Costley, Alexander Savelyev, Christopher Lange

 

 

 

 

 

Measures

 

13h30

Pupil dilation as measure of cognitive effort in tutorial videos on chemical representations

 

Marc Rodemer, Jessica Karch, Sascha Bernholt

 

13h50

Alignment between psychophysiological and self-report measures of cognitive load

 

David Feldon, Kaylee Litson, Brinleigh Cahoon, Feng Zhang

 

14h10

How reliable and valid are subjective cognitive load questionnaires for learning research?

 

Sascha Schneider, Felix Krieglstein, Maik Beege, Günter Daniel Rey, Paul Ginns, Moritz Krell

14h30

Developing and validating a theory-based cognitive load questionnaire

 
 

Felix Krieglstein, Maik Beege, Günter Daniel Rey, Christina Sanchez-Stockhammer, Sascha Schneider

   

14h40

Coffee break

 
   
 

STEM

 

15h10

Presenting the MKM: a tool for assessing math didactics through element interactivity and prior knowledge

 

Alex Miro, Javier Mora, Marc Alier

 

15h30

Is the easy way the safest one? A static presentation format of a procedural knowledge yields more stable learning across time than a dynamic and less effortful format

 

Valentin Vigne, Ladislav Motak, Nathalie Bonnardel 

 

15h50

Does cognitive load affect flexibility in arithmetic problem solving? A study of semantic recoding in children and adults

 

Maelle Dagnogo, Evelyne Clément, Hippolyte Gros

 

16h10

Can we teach transferable knowlegde? An adversarial collaboration       

Louis Bourgaux, Margaux Tissot, Mathilde Bressier, Lucas Raynal, Emmanuel Sander, André Tricot, Pierre Tchounikine

16h30

How signal accessibility influences the processing of animation based on learners' prior knowledge levels: An eye tracking study

 

Killyam Forge, Julie Lemarié,  Jean-Michel Boucheix, Pierre-Vincent Paubel

   

16h50

Coffee break

 
   
 

Virtual Reality

 

17h10

Eye tracking to measure learning processes in VR

 
 

Joy E. Lee

17h30

Procedural learning in mixed reality: Assessing cognitive load and performance in knot-tying

 

Ghislain Mugisha, Amaël Arguel

 
 

 

 

 

20h00

Dinner

 
   

 

 

 

Day 2

 

09h00

Keynote: Neuro-computational account of cognitive fatigue

 
 

Matthias Pessiglione

 
   
 

Second Language Learning

 

10h00

The effects of EFL learners' cognitive load, motivation, and anxiety on L2 writing performance: A structural equation modeling approach

 

Wang Huafeng, Jiang Lin

 

10h20

Adding subtitles to instructional video in a foreign language: a cognitive load perspective

 

Maria Pannatier, Mireille Bétrancourt,  Erica de Vries

 
   

10h40

Coffee break

 
   
 

Motivation

 

11h00

The relation between cognitive load, motivation, interest, and task demands

 
 

Katrin Schuessler, Vanessa Fischer, Maik Walpuski

 

11h20

Investigating the relationship between subjective cognitive load evaluation and situational interest among college students

 
 

Camille Tordet, Mathilde Cazes, Laura Leconte, Clémence Rougeot, Eric Jamet

 

11h40

Conceptualizing cognitive load as motivational cost: Continuing the conversation

 
 

Rebecca Brockbank, David Feldon

 

12h00

Interactions between cognitive load and self-efficacy predict the use of self-regulated learning strategies

 
 

Justin Rague, David Feldon, Feng Zhang, Kaylee Litson         

 
   

12h20

Lunch Break

 
   
 

Posters Session 2 (same posters as session 1)

 
   
 

Self-Regulated Learning, Enactment

 

13h30

Self-regulation support in a cognitive load compliant learning environment: Effects on learning, transfer, and self-regulation

 

Leila Mokhtari, Myrto Mavilidi, Fred Paas, Sahar Bokosmaty, Steven Howard

13h50

Students' break-taking behavior in higher education: A scoping review

 
 

Niklas Wenzel, Felicitas Biwer, Wisnu Wiradhany, Anique De Bruin

 

14h10

When seeing is better than doing: a cognition offloading approach to the cost of action enactment on memory performance.

 

Lionel Brunel, Léna Kolodzienski, André Tricot, Catherine Monier

 
   

14h30

Coffee break

 
   
 

Working Memory Resource Depletion Effect 2

 

14h40

The effect of observing urban and natural scenes on working memory resource depletion, cognitive load and stress

 
 

Lorenzo Colsavi, Fred Paas, Kim Ouwehand

 

15h00

Mental fatigue a diminution of resource or of motivation? An ERP approach in a working memory task

 
 

Rémi L. Capa, Clémentine Moretti, Shana Padashtpoor Montagnie, Ugo Placé

 

15h20

Motivational involvement in the working memory resource depletion effect

 
 

Adil Yakhloufi, André Tricot

 

14h40

Working memory resource depletion or motivational and attentional shift? A cardiovascular and behavioral study

 
 

Ugo Placé,  Rémi L. Capa, Pierre-Vincent Paubel

 
   

16h00

Coffee break

 
   
 

Redundancy and the End of the Conference

 

16h10

How redundant should signals be to support learning from a tutorial video?

 

Juliette Desiron, Sascha Schneider

 

16h30

Investigating the redundancy effect in multimedia learning: A 2x2 experimental study on modal and codal redundancy

 

Melanie Trypke, Ferdinand Stebner, Joachim Wirth

 

16h50

The continued increase of non-experimental studies in educational psychology journals

 

Daniel Robinson

 

 

17h10

 

Closing session. Next conference announcement.

Paul Ginns [video]

 

 

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