Abstract

Describes experiences at the University of Glasgow (Scotland) with the use of simulation software in life sciences laboratories and discusses the results of evaluation procedures that included confidence logs, questionnaires, interviews, and grades. A table of statistical results relevant to confidence log comparisons and the postcourse questionnaire are appended. (LRW)

Citation

McAteer, E., Neil, D., Barr, N., Brown, M., Draper, S. & Henderson, F. (1996). Simulation software in a life sciences practical laboratory. Computers & Education, 26(1), 101-112. Elsevier Ltd. Retrieved February 2, 2023 from https://www.learntechlib.org/p/79809/.

Keywords

• Biological Sciences
• Computer Assisted Instruction
• Computer Simulation
• Courseware
• EVALUATION METHODS
• Foreign Countries
• Grades (Scholastic)
• higher education
• Interviews
• Laboratories
• Questionnaires
• Sciences
• Statistical Analysis
• Tables (Data)