Assessing Affective Learning Using a Student Response System

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Autore principale: Rimland, Emily
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contents Assessing Affective Learning Using a Student Response System Rimland, Emily Audience Response Systems Undergraduate Students Library Instruction Academic Libraries Self Esteem Student Surveys Psychological Patterns Affective Measures Instructional Effectiveness Affective learning relates to students' attitudes, emotions, and feelings. This study focuses on measuring affective learning during library instruction by using a student response system. Participants were undergraduate students who received course-related library instruction for a research assignment. Students rated their confidence levels associated with finding resources before and after the library session using a student response system and again at the end of the semester using a paper survey. The results show a significant improvement in confidence levels for students receiving library instruction, suggesting that library instruction can have a positive influence on affective learning.
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spellingShingle Assessing Affective Learning Using a Student Response System
Rimland, Emily
Audience Response Systems
Undergraduate Students
Library Instruction
Academic Libraries
Self Esteem
Student Surveys
Psychological Patterns
Affective Measures
Instructional Effectiveness
Assessing Affective Learning Using a Student Response System Rimland, Emily Audience Response Systems Undergraduate Students Library Instruction Academic Libraries Self Esteem Student Surveys Psychological Patterns Affective Measures Instructional Effectiveness Affective learning relates to students' attitudes, emotions, and feelings. This study focuses on measuring affective learning during library instruction by using a student response system. Participants were undergraduate students who received course-related library instruction for a research assignment. Students rated their confidence levels associated with finding resources before and after the library session using a student response system and again at the end of the semester using a paper survey. The results show a significant improvement in confidence levels for students receiving library instruction, suggesting that library instruction can have a positive influence on affective learning.
title Assessing Affective Learning Using a Student Response System
topic Audience Response Systems
Undergraduate Students
Library Instruction
Academic Libraries
Self Esteem
Student Surveys
Psychological Patterns
Affective Measures
Instructional Effectiveness
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1031344