Impact of Interactive Learning on Knowledge Retention

Ibrahim, Mohamed; Alshara, Osama K.

doi:10.1007/978-3-540-73354-6_38

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“…Section Figure 2 description (1) Demonstrates an image compression method steps interface which includes the input panel, steps panel, and output panel (2) It is an input panel that contains three elements. First, radio buttons allow the user to select the size of the matrix, which is one of three options: 2 × 2, 3 × 3, or 4 × 4.…”

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Interactive Learning Tool for Image Compression Using Singular Value Decomposition

Bahatheg

Alloqmani

Alsaedi

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Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing

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Nowadays, technology has become an essential part of our daily life. It has proven its effectiveness in many areas. One of these areas is education, where interactive educational tools have appeared to facilitate many complex scientific concepts. Meanwhile, singular value decomposition (SVD) is a linear transformation method used in many applications such as image processing. This paper aims to propose an interactive learning tool-based Graphical User Interface (GUI) using MATLAB for SVD as a technique for applying the image compression. The tool provides the user a step by step illustration of the SVD technique for image compression and allows him to try the application by compressing an image. The tool developed using MATLAB 2019b. The interactive tool enables visualization of the image compression, and it is tested with ten students to evaluate the traditional learning method against the interactive learning method. The results showed that the tool improved the learning since the treatment group used it to get better or equal results in the theoretical questions. Also, they get much better results in the practical question. The tool could motivate the students to learn the topic since the treatment group was more satisfied than the control group.

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Section: Table 3 Interface Description Of Image Compression Methodsmentioning

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“…These tools have a lot of advantages to the educational process. It saves the learning time and effort, allows the learner to reach the content as needed, and makes it easier for them to understand complex concepts in a simplified manner [2].…”

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Interactive Learning Tool for Image Compression Using Singular Value Decomposition

Bahatheg

Alloqmani

Alsaedi

et al. 2021

Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing

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“…However, modified listening groups linked to radio programmes have been found to enable learning of technical concepts, and offer useful platforms that strengthen social capital and cooperation among listeners (Pasiona et al, 2021;Ragasa et al, 2021). Therefore exposure to multiple sources of information that combine virtual environments and interactive techniques should be promoted to enhance learning and increase knowledge retention as reported elsewhere (Ibrahim & Al-Shara, 2007).…”

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Bringing sustainable agricultural intensification practices and technologies to scale through campaign-based extension approaches: lessons from Africa Soil Health Consortium

Kansiime

Njunge

Okuku³

et al. 2021

International Journal of Agricultural Sustainability

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“…The students should spend most of their time doing the project rather than listening to lectures. Evidence shows that this is both more interesting and leads to more knowledge retention in students [6]. • The project should emphasize both design and implementation.…”

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Outreach project introducing computer engineering to high school students

Gasser

Koh

2010

2010 IEEE Frontiers in Education Conference (FIE)

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This paper presents an outreach program that targets students in high school. The program is designed to be fun, hands-on, and interactive, while introducing educational building blocks that will prepare students for careers in computer engineering. Key concepts introduced to students include logic design, hardwaresoftware interface, simple circuit design, robust design practices, and teamwork. An adaptation of the popular video game Dance Dance Revolution (DDR) is the platform on which this program is built. Teams of students construct dance pads from arts and crafts materials and aluminum foil. They also design and implement a scoring circuit based on Boolean logic, using logic gates on a solder-less breadboard. The scoring circuit is then interfaced with a preprogrammed micro controller and graphical user interface to complete the DDR design. Using DDR as a platform allows students to conquer several design challenges including building reliable dance pads and designing logic for a scoring circuit. The program was used three times during engineering summer camps hosted by the Minority Engineering Program and Women In Engineering Program at Purdue University in 2009. It received overwhelmingly positive reviews from the students that participated.Index Terms -Computer Engineering, Pre-College Outreach, Logic Design, Game Development. MOTIVATIONThere is a general consensus among professionals and educators in computer engineering that the future will require an increase in the number of educated workers in computer related fields. Current enrollment in education is not at a sufficient level to supply the number of professionals needed [1] [2]. Along a similar vein, most computer related professions and educational environments are lopsidedly male and non-minority [3]- [5]. These problems are both large and complicated, but similar in that they both require attracting people to computer engineering. This paper presents an outreach program for high school age students designed to attract them to the field of computer engineering. This paper first describes the details of the project and then describes an implementation of the project that took place at Purdue University.

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Impact of Interactive Learning on Knowledge Retention

Cited by 15 publications

References 9 publications

Interactive Learning Tool for Image Compression Using Singular Value Decomposition

Interactive Learning Tool for Image Compression Using Singular Value Decomposition

Bringing sustainable agricultural intensification practices and technologies to scale through campaign-based extension approaches: lessons from Africa Soil Health Consortium

Outreach project introducing computer engineering to high school students

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