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Tjaden, Bunny J.; Martin, C. Dianne – Computers & Education, 1995
Determined if college students learn better when using lecture/CAI than by using the conventional lecture method to present visually oriented material. Results indicated no significant difference between the test groups in amount of learning; also, it took longer to present examples to the control group than for the treatment group to absorb…
Descriptors: College Students, Comparative Analysis, Computer Assisted Instruction, Conventional Instruction

Oomes, Fred W.; Jurshak, Steve – Journal of the American Association of Teacher Educators in Agriculture, 1978
The effects of lecture versus laboratory method of teaching on the achievement of forty-six students enrolled in a unit on soil and water management (surveying) were studied. Results indicated no significant differences between groups as measured by cognitive and motor skill tests. (JH)
Descriptors: Academic Achievement, Agricultural Engineering, Educational Experiments, Experiential Learning
Sprenkle, Virginia E.; Gillmore, Gerald M. – 1975
Seven mastery instruction courses offered in different quarters at the University of Washington are examined. The study method involved obtaining student ratings of these courses for comparison among themselves and with student ratings of traditional lecture method courses in the same subject field. For this purpose a Mastery Instruction Student…
Descriptors: Achievement Rating, College Students, Educational Experiments, Educational Strategies
Bentley, Donna Anderson; Blount, H. Parker – 1980
A study was undertaken to assess the efficacy of the spaced lecture as a possible alternative to the traditional lecture method. The spaced lecture separates note-taking from intensive listening. Two hundred male and female freshman and sophomore students at a junior college in Georgia in fall 1978, in intact classes, were administered three main…
Descriptors: Classroom Techniques, College Instruction, Course Organization, Educational Experiments