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Fang, Ning; Guo, Yongqing – Journal of Educational Computing Research, 2023
Computer simulation and animation (CSA) is educational technology in which computer programs are employed to simulate and animate real-world physical phenomena and processes. CSA has attracted growing attention and received an increasing number of applications in the international science, technology, engineering, and mathematics education…
Descriptors: Educational Improvement, Learning Processes, Educational Technology, Computer Software
Shao, Michael; Shiflett, Mark B. – Chemical Engineering Education, 2021
Simulation software has experienced growing interest in chemical engineering curriculums for its usage in commercial engineering practices. This article describes the ASPEN PlusĀ® version 10 (V10) simulations and a student teach students approach to integrate ASPEN in the chemical engineering curriculum at the University of Kansas (KU). Videos,…
Descriptors: Chemical Engineering, Teaching Methods, Computer Simulation, Computer Software
Meyer, Edgar R.; James, Amber M.; Sinning, Allan; Thompson, Kenneth; Cui, Dongmei – HAPS Educator, 2020
Despite proliferative use of anatomical virtual models, there are few studies exploring whether stereoscopic models help medical students retain information regarding three-dimensional (3D) relationships of structures. This pilot study examined first-year medical students' exposure to a virtual 3D stereoscopic pelvis model and their corresponding…
Descriptors: Anatomy, Teaching Methods, Medical Education, Medical Students