2015
DOI: 10.1108/s1085-462220150000017012
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The Use of Alternative Quiz Formats to Enhance Students’ Experiences in the Introductory Accounting Course

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“…For example, later CMA research saw more in-depth studies of affordances for Web-based assessment within online systems (Apostoulou, Blue & Daigle, 2009;Einig, 2013;Potter & Johnston, 2006), web-based homework Phillips & Johnson, 2011) and online tutoring software (Jackson & Cossitt, 2015). Other salient research in this period included the examination of the effects of various types of online tests (Camp, Earley & Morse, 2015), such as multiple-choice questions (Einig, 2013;Simkin, Keuchler, Savage & Stiver, 2011) on student learning.…”
Section: Two Waves Of Cma Researchmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For example, later CMA research saw more in-depth studies of affordances for Web-based assessment within online systems (Apostoulou, Blue & Daigle, 2009;Einig, 2013;Potter & Johnston, 2006), web-based homework Phillips & Johnson, 2011) and online tutoring software (Jackson & Cossitt, 2015). Other salient research in this period included the examination of the effects of various types of online tests (Camp, Earley & Morse, 2015), such as multiple-choice questions (Einig, 2013;Simkin, Keuchler, Savage & Stiver, 2011) on student learning.…”
Section: Two Waves Of Cma Researchmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In 2015, there were a lot of researches and experiments related to accounting education, for examples: Camp et al (2015) used alternative quiz formats to motivate students learning in a classroom intervention at one US University. Furthermore, Ryack et al (2015) explored the challenges of teaching GAAP and IFRS in the second intermediate financial accounting course at two private universities in the US.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%