The results of this study are consistent with the results of similar studies reviewedby Mayer et al. (2005) [11] about the efficiency of learning through animatedgraphics versus static graphics. They found that some of these studies have not providedconsistent proof that the animated infographics are better than static type. Inthat, the animated graphics include much data and information more than the staticgraphics. These results as well coincide with what have been stated about the unprovensuperiority of animated graphics in providing an easier way to understand complexsubjects [12]. In a study by Peters (2013) [10], It was found that when learning complexcognitive tasks and processes, the motion provides learners with more than whatthey need. And the motion hinders the learners' minds from decoding relationshipswhich can be easily found in static images, where they can see and read at their ownpace. Thereby, he concluded that learning of conceptual processes would be moreeffective through static forms.