Attributes of delivery media in computer-assisted instruction

Article Abstract:

A study was conducted on the use of multimedia computer technologies as training tools to determine the effectiveness of computer assisted instruction (CAI) techniques. Fifty-seven college students were divided into three experimental groups and subjected to two sessions of recall test. A multivariate analysis of the recall scores showed no significant differences between each group. Results showed that the video and audio CAI is more effective than the stills based CAI.

Computer-assisted instruction, Computer assisted instruction, Multimedia technology, Multimedia systems, Computer-based training, Computer based training

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Susceptibility to seasickness

Article Abstract:

The effect of gender, age and sickness history on the variability found in passenger illness ratings aboard ships is examined. The analysis has shown that passengers with a previous history of seasickness have rated their illness about two times higher than those who had not felt sick before.

Science & research, Analysis, Disease susceptibility, Motion sickness, Report

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