Our brain prefers images over text.

Adding visual elements to eLearning courses enhances knowledge retention. According to neuroscience research that is referenced in John Medina's book “Brain Rules”, participants in studies only remember about 10% of information presented orally when they are tested 72 hours after instruction [6]. However, that number jumps by about 65% when an image is added to the learning process. The basis of this idea lies in the “Pictorial Superiority Effect”, which suggests that visual input is more likely to be recognized and remembered. As such, including images and pictures in the design of courses can help to boost retention and knowledge acquisition rates.

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Okay. Please present this writeup in pictorial format so that my brain will take it...