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Michael Giamellaro; Kari O'Connell; Kelly Riedinger – Journal of College Science Teaching, 2024
Undergraduate field courses are important learning experiences in many of the natural sciences, but they are not accessible to many students. Virtual field experiences (VFEs) have been evolving as a plausible alternative. A Delphi study, a method to seek systematic and iterative ideation from experts in a discipline, was conducted to synthesize…
Descriptors: Field Experience Programs, Computer Simulation, Educational Objectives, Design
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Perry, Jamie; Kuehn, David; Langlois, Rick – Journal of College Science Teaching, 2007
Learning real three-dimensional (3D) anatomy for the first time can be challenging. Two-dimensional drawings and plastic models tend to over-simplify the complexity of anatomy. The approach described uses stereoscopy to create 3D images of the process of cadaver dissection and to demonstrate the underlying anatomy related to the speech mechanisms.…
Descriptors: Physiology, Anatomy, Visual Aids, Computer Simulation
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Garner, Lesley C.; Gallo, Michael A. – Journal of College Science Teaching, 2005
This study examined the effect of physical and virtual field trips on undergraduate, nonscience majors. No significant differences were seen in achievement, attitudes, learning styles, interactions between field trip and learning styles, or students' ability to answer questions at different levels. Results imply that both field trips promote…
Descriptors: Field Trips, Virtual Classrooms, Computer Simulation, Undergraduate Students