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Direct linkMiller, Scott T.; James, C. Renee – Astronomy Education Review, 2011
We present results of a two-semester study to determine whether the inclusion of basic animation techniques in PowerPoint presentations provides an additional learning aid, inhibits learning, or has no effect on student learning for students in an introductory astronomy course. We found that (1) students perceive that animated slides are…
Descriptors: Astronomy, Introductory Courses, College Science, Science Instruction
