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MengWei Pang; XueLu Tong; XiaoHan Zhao; JiaWu Wan; HuBin Yin; Na Yu; ChaoYi Ma; WeiYi Zhang; YiHan Xu; YingQi Ren; ManYu Xiong; WeiJie Kong; ZeXin Luo; LanXin Yang; FaBing Tan; Yi Li; XiaoMing Fu; YuanDing Huang; Jinlin Song; Sheng Yang; Ping Ji – Anatomical Sciences Education, 2024
Dental anatomy education for dental technology students should be developed in alignment with digital dental laboratory practices. We hypothesized that a virtually assisted sketching-based dental anatomy teaching module could improve students' acquisition of skills essential for digital restoration design. The second-year dental technology…
Descriptors: Dentistry, Medical Education, Anatomy, Skill Development
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Dilling, Frederik; Vogler, Amelie – Digital Experiences in Mathematics Education, 2021
Spatial ability is considered a major factor of intelligence and is increasingly important in times of digitization. This article explores the fostering of spatial ability through computer-aided design software. Different notions of spatial ability will be discussed, and, finally, a concept consisting of five aspects will be described. In…
Descriptors: Spatial Ability, Computer Assisted Design, Computer Software, Technology Integration
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Thornton, Timothy; Lammi, Matthew – Journal of Technology Education, 2021
The purpose of the study was to explore the effects of augmented reality (AR) in an introductory engineering graphics course. The study specifically examined the potential for AR to affect the spatial visualization ability of students and influence student motivation. This study included 50 students from an introductory engineering graphics course…
Descriptors: Computer Simulation, Computer Software, Computer Assisted Design, Engineering Education
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Mack, Warren E. – Journal of Industrial Teacher Education, 1994
An experimental group of 20 gifted adolescents was trained in computer-assisted design (CAD). In comparison with 20 controls, CAD did not improve spatial visualization skills. Skills were not related to gender, grade level, grade point average, or semesters of computer or drafting courses. (SK)
Descriptors: Adolescents, Computer Assisted Design, Gifted, High Schools