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The Effect of Adjunct Questions on Learning from a Videotape Lesson.

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Kirschner, Paul A.; Brink, Henk J. v. d. – 1979

A fixed-pace video-lesson which had adjunct questions (AQs) interspersed throughout was viewed by 134 freshman psychology students to determine if AQs have a facilitative effect on relevant and/or incidental learning from a videotape lesson, and, if they do, to discover the optimal combination of the factors of position and type of question, and…

Descriptors: Analysis of Variance, Criterion Referenced Tests, Feedback, Foreign Countries

Media and the Learner: the Influence of Media-Message Conponents on Students' Recall and Attitudes Toward the Learning Experience.

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Hempstead, John Orson – 1973

The level of abstraction of the message and the educational effects of five media presentations (Print, verbal sound, print/pictures, print/verbal sound, and pictures/verbal sound) were experimentally investigated. The media components were presented singly or in combination to 6th grade students in a uniformly controlled consistent environment.…

Descriptors: Abstract Reasoning, Audiovisual Aids, Aural Learning, Classification