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NIIT IWALT 2000 1

Sensor-enabled

Computer-based

Training for

Augmenting Science

Education

Meera S Datta and Sanjay Gupta

Centre for Research in Cognitive Systems (CRCS)

NIIT Limited, Synergy Building, IIT Campus, Hauz Khas, New Delhi – 110016.

INDIA

Phone: +91 11 658 1012 extension 7024

Fax: +91 11 658 1022

E-mail: [email protected]

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The Problem

No seamless connection

amongst

Computer-Based Training Packages - access to only theory

Data-logging units - no access to theory

Lab equipment The Problem

The Solution

Advantages

Lesson Design

The Experiment

Experimental Data

Learnings

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The Solution

Integrate lessons, data loggers

and lab equipment

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Advantages

Approach allows designing

teaching units that place the child in the role of a scientist

Eliminates delay between theory

and practice

Teaching unit takes on the role of

a guide

Enables topics to be introduced

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Lesson Design

Observe phenomenon using the Sensor-enabled system

Postulate appropriate Law/Hypothesis

Do more experiments to verify/validate proposed

Law/Hypothesis

Is Law/Hypothesis postulated correct?

Refer to Current Theory

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The Experiment

Student Spectrum

70 students48 + 22

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The Experiment

Instrument

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The Experiment

Data Captured

Time taken to complete

experiments

Help Sought:

No guidance/Guidance/Handholding

Previous Experience: Yes/No

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The Experimental Data

Sample

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The Experimental Data

Time taken by School B children

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The Experimental Data

Time taken versus previous experience

Has Previous Experience

No Previous Experience

Sample Size Time Sample Size Time

School A 11 24.2 17 27.5

School B 1 10 15 24.5

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The Experimental Data

Time taken by School A and B (computer)

Size Min. Time

Max. Time

Avg. SD

School A 14 30 55 38.5 6.5

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Learnings

Performance does not seem be

affected by

 background

 gender

 previous experience

exposure to computers

Transferred learning mass

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Learnings

Quick creation of lessons

possible

Can be integrated with

non-formal curricula

Computer will have to be placed

in the lab or vice versa

New methodology for lesson

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Future

Lessons designed by

children/teachers

New experiments conceived by

children

New instruments conceived by

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