Development and Implementation of an Electric Circuits On-Line Course
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https://doi.org/10.3991/ijoe.v5i1.745Keywords:
Animation, Electric Circuits, Multimedia, Online Course, Interactivity.Abstract
An electric circuit on-line course has been developed at KFUPM to support student centered learning. The course has been used in the first stage to supplement the class room face-to-face instruction. This paper describes the development stages of the on-line course and highlights its fundamental features that are not available in the traditional methods of instruction. The paper also includes the results of a survey conducted among students who have utilized the on-line material to supplement their traditional study of the electric circuitsâ?? course. The results of the survey showed a general satisfaction with the course content and the instructional effectiveness.
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