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• Learners using the multimodal conversational AI (MuDoC) achieved the highest post-test scores compared to text-only conversational AI (TexDoC) and a textbook search interface (DocSearch).result 90%
• The multimodal conversational AI (MuDoC) led to the most positive learning experience among the three tested approaches.result 90%
• The text-only conversational AI (TexDoC) was rated as significantly more engaging and easier to use than the textbook search interface (DocSearch).result 90%
• The text-only conversational AI (TexDoC) led to the lowest post-test scores despite being rated as more engaging.result 90%
• There is a disconnect between student perceptions of engagement/ease of use and actual learning outcomes in conversational AI systems.result 85%
• Conversationality in AI learning systems reduces extraneous cognitive load according to Cognitive Load Theory.technical 80%
• Visual-verbal integration induced by multimodality increases germane cognitive load, leading to better learning outcomes.technical 80%
• When conversationality is not complemented by multimodality, reduced cognitive effort may inflate perceived understanding without improving learning outcomes.limitation 80%

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