“A minimalist approach allows the learner to zoom in on what is important and on the details, as the design elicits emotions and reactions,” said Carmen Taran in her “Psychology of Absence: The reality of less in mLearning” session at mLearnCon 2010. “What the learner pays attention to wins, and what the eye pays attention is what the learner learns.”
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