An Investigation of the Enabling Features of the Oz Soils CD Program to Scaffold Transfer of Conceptual Understandings from Independent Learning Contexts to Laboratory and Real-life Contexts

Author(s)
Daniel, Heiko
Lockwood, Peter Vincent
Stewart, Cherry
McLoughlin, Catherine
Publication Date
2002
Abstract
Oz Soils is a CD-ROM based interactive multimedia program that assists students in understanding the fundamental concepts and processes of soil science. Funded by CUTSD and developed in 1997 at the University of New England, the 18 teaching modules have been integrated into the teaching curriculum of Soil Science 211 (internal), and Soil Science 212 (external)). Oz Soils makes use of interactive animations, still graphics, and text, and includes interactive self-assessment questions.
Citation
Learning-Centred Evaluation of Computer-Facilitated learning Projects in Higher Education, p. 79-92
ISBN
086905824X
Link
https://hdl.handle.net/1959.11/4802
Language
en
Publisher
Australian Universities Teaching Committee
Edition
1
Title
An Investigation of the Enabling Features of the Oz Soils CD Program to Scaffold Transfer of Conceptual Understandings from Independent Learning Contexts to Laboratory and Real-life Contexts
Type of document
Book Chapter
Entity Type
Publication

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