How something looks e.g. watching a vid - use visuals to help us remember what we have seen take in information through sight then store it visually in memories

Also self explanatory. Think back on taste

Self-explanatory, think back on olfactory system

Contains word "Icon" or the full word of iconography. Derived from sight

Contains the word "Echo" which is derived from a sound. Hence it is sound memory

Like a haptic vest used in virtual reality games. It means touch or the sensation of touch

Breaking down and organizing material into meaningful segments for easier memorization and retrieval. - e.g. chapters or sections to organize into our head

Uses physical sensations to remember information - feeling an object in hand or touching a surface - tactile encoding can involve anything from taste to holding your pet. - Odors can also play a part in tactile encoding

Relating it to what we already know - i.e. forming connections with previous knowledge - e.g. studying for test and linking concepts and information to facts and ideas already known to remember them better.

What something means - e.g. remembering a definition - link concept with meaning to recall it later - Take in information through understanding then storing it

How something sounds e.g. reciting something when studying - Reciting facts or info aloud to store in memory better - Occurs through sound