Evaluation of a physics multimedia resource

Watkins, Justin; Davies, John W.; Calverley, Gayle; Cartwright, Tony

doi:10.1016/0360-1315(95)00022-e

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“…Also of importance is to heighten the level of interactivity available in course elements that have a highly practical nature, such as computer programming or experimental work. This is not as infeasible as it might sound: simulation tools can be of great benefit in such areas ( Alder et al ., 1990 ; Svanaes, 1990; Anderson & Jackson, 1995a; Watkins et al ., 1995 ; Livesey, 1997), and some research has been done on problem‐based learning support ( Anderson & Jackson, 1995b).…”

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confidence: 99%

Computer systems for distributed and distance learning

Anderson

Jackson

2000

Computer Assisted Learning

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Network‐based learning is now such an important area that it would seem timely to examine progress to date and to draw conclusions regarding the direction of further research. This paper is the result of a survey of computer systems for distributed and distance learning, focusing on projects that help to illustrate the evolution of this important field. An examination such as this is important in its own right as a resource for other researchers wishing to pursue the subject further, but the survey also helps to highlight some of the major trends of past projects and to suggest some of the ways in which progress may be made in the future.

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Computer systems for distributed and distance learning

Anderson

Jackson

2000

Computer Assisted Learning

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“…A new version incorporating these changes and more material was released for formal evaluation (Watkins et al 1995). A total of 166 students from five universities took part in formal evaluation with information gathered using observation, interviews and a series of questionnaires.…”

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confidence: 99%