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Using Computer Graphics to Teach Mathematics.

Smith, David A. – Pipeline, 1982

Describes experiences at Duke University in teaching mathematics using computer graphics. Includes comments on the software library, slide shows, assessment of activities, teaching of calculus and differential equations, and various graphics devices for instructional purposes. (JN)

Descriptors: Animation, College Mathematics, Computer Graphics, Computer Oriented Programs

Graphics and Animation as Instructional Tools: A Case Study.

Peters, H. J.; Daiker, K. C. – Pipeline, 1982

Investigated the overall effectiveness of and use of animation/graphics in "Introduction to Organic Chemistry" computer programs on student achievement and attitudes (n=approximately 400). Results indicate that although materials were effective animation sequences, they did not have an effect on student test scores. (JN)

Descriptors: Academic Achievement, Animation, Chemistry, College Science