2024
DOI: 10.1002/cae.22790
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Adaptivity or agency? Educational technology design for conceptual learning of materials science

Nutnicha Nigon,
Julie D. Tucker,
Thomas W. Ekstedt
et al.

Abstract: As the use of computers in education increases, adaptive learning platforms are becoming more common. However, these adaptive systems are typically designed to support acquisition of declarative knowledge and/or procedural fluency but rarely address conceptual learning. In this work, we developed the Crystallography Adaptive Learning Module (CALM) for materials science to provide students a tool for individualized conceptual learning. We used a randomized quasi‐experimental design comparing two instructional d… Show more

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