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The simulation operates in steps, so each step includes images and/or an animation, followed by narration. The narration occurs on the relevant slide, but after the animation or image has been presented. I would still consider it to follow the temporal contiguity principle because the narration and animation/image occurs before moving on to new information.

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The simulation does not follow Mayer's suggested guidelines for spatial contiguity. There are several instances when words or labels appear in random places as opposed to corresponding with the images or concepts they represent. This seems like a missed opportunity to encourage cognitive organization.

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While the simulation does include the printed text and the narration, it's not overly distracting. It would still likely violate the redundancy principle, but it is small and appears to be more for reference after the narration is complete. The main visual focus is still the image or animation

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There is limited use of the signaling principle. There are labels in some areas, but the simulation relies on the narration to give important information. There are no flashing lights or highlights to draw your attention to certain elements.

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                                            Design a Planet - Astro-Venture

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                                            Design a Planet - Astro-Venture

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Create a planet that is habitable by choosing from a selection of variables!

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The simulation does not include any irrelevant information, so it follows Mayer's coherence principle by keeping the information concise and on topic.