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Vieira, Camilo; Goldstein, Molly Hathaway; Purzer, Senay; Magana, Alejandra J. – Journal of Learning Analytics, 2016
Engineering design is a complex process both for students to participate in and for instructors to assess. Informed designers use the key strategy of conducting experiments as they test ideas to inform next steps. Conversely, beginning designers experiment less, often with confounding variables. These behaviours are not easy to assess in…
Descriptors: Engineering, Design, Experiments, Student Behavior
Sun, Chuen-Tsai; Wang, Dai-Yi; Chang, Yu-Yeh – Educational Technology & Society, 2013
Computer simulation users can freely control operational factors and simulation results, repeat processes, make changes, and learn from simulation environment feedback. The focus of this paper is on simulation-based design tools and their effects on student learning processes in a group of 101 Taiwanese senior high school students. Participants…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, High School Freshmen, Cognitive Style, Design
Chester, Ivan – International Journal of Technology and Design Education, 2007
CAD (Computer Aided Design) has now become an integral part of Technology Education. The recent introduction of highly sophisticated, low-cost CAD software and CAM hardware capable of running on desktop computers has accelerated this trend. There is now quite widespread introduction of solid modeling CAD software into secondary schools but how…
Descriptors: Computer Software, Technology Education, Computer Assisted Design, Teaching Methods