article · 2011
Support System to Present Materials Reflecting Students Understanding
Toru HIROSE, Fumiko Harada, Hiromitsu Shimakawa
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powerpoint, bidirectional, students understanding Abstract Teachers often use presentation tools to provide teaching materials for lectures in universities. This paper proposes a method to insert supplement slides to help students suffering from understanding slides presented in a lecture. The system makes a lecture accommodated for the understanding level of students. We have applied this method to an actual lecture at a university to evaluate its effectiveness from the two points: how effective it is to improve understanding of students and how small the extra effort it needs for a teacher. We have succeeded in improving the understanding of students with this method, suppressing the teacher efforts. 1.
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HIROSE, T., Harada, F., & Shimakawa, H. (2011). Support System to Present Materials Reflecting Students Understanding.
HIROSE, Toru, et al. “Support System to Present Materials Reflecting Students Understanding.” 2011.
HIROSE, Toru, Fumiko Harada, and Hiromitsu Shimakawa. 2011. “Support System to Present Materials Reflecting Students Understanding.”
HIROSE, T., Harada, F. and Shimakawa, H. (2011) ‘Support System to Present Materials Reflecting Students Understanding’.
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