Evaluation 2009 Banner

Return to search form  

Contact emails are provided for one-to-one contact only and may not be used for mass emailing or group solicitations.

Roundtable: The Influence of Human Controllers in Educational Simulations
Roundtable Presentation 330 to be held in the Boardroom on Thursday, Nov 12, 3:35 PM to 4:20 PM
Sponsored by the Distance Ed. & Other Educational Technologies TIG
Presenter(s):
Shelley Keyser, Brigham Young University, shelley.keyser@gmail.com
Randall Davies, Brigham Young University, randy.davies@byu.edu
Abstract: The value of an educational simulation lies in the authenticity of the situation presented and the ability of the simulation to react and adapt appropriately with the participants. Based on the evaluation results of a science center simulation activity, this paper explores the challenges and ethical dilemmas of providing a technology enhanced science simulation designed to teach higher order process skills and science content.

 Return to Evaluation 2009

Add to Custom Program