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Santos, Gilberto; Mandado, Enrique; Silva, Rui; Doiro, Manuel – European Journal of Engineering Education, 2019
The different technology fields have increased in complexity, especially during the last two decades, giving place to the concept of Complex Technology. An example is Electronics also characterised as a horizontal technology being incorporated in many products and processes of other technological areas. Bloom's taxonomy of learning objectives and…
Descriptors: Engineering Education, Computer Assisted Instruction, Taxonomy, Educational Objectives
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Machet, Tania; Lowe, David; Gutl, Christian – European Journal of Engineering Education, 2012
This paper explores the hypothesis that embedding a laboratory activity into a virtual environment can provide a richer experimental context and hence improve the understanding of the relationship between a theoretical model and the real world, particularly in terms of the model's strengths and weaknesses. While an identified learning objective of…
Descriptors: Laboratory Experiments, Teaching Methods, Models, Theory Practice Relationship
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MacLaren, Iain – European Journal of Engineering Education, 2004
Traditional approaches to computer-aided learning have tended to minimize the role of the local teacher, despite their experience and close knowledge of their students' learning needs. A new approach to producing educational materials focuses on the construction of "learning objects", storing these in "digital repositories" and…
Descriptors: Learner Engagement, Educational Technology, Social Environment, Teaching Methods
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Edward, Norrie S. – European Journal of Engineering Education, 1997
Evaluates the importance of realism in the screen presentation of the plant in computer-based laboratory simulations for part-time engineering students. Concludes that simulations are less effective than actual laboratories but that realism minimizes the disadvantages. The schematic approach was preferred for ease of use. (AIM)
Descriptors: Computer Assisted Instruction, Computer Simulation, Demonstrations (Educational), Engineering Education