abstract
This study investigates whether teaching materials combining multimedia animation and multidimen-
sional concept maps (MAMCMs) improve learning achievement, retention, and satisfaction more than
multidimensional concept maps (MCMs), as suggested by Huang et al. (2012) in Computers & Education.
Learning retention, learning achievement, and learning satisfaction associated with two sets of course
materials were compared in this quasi-experimental study. In total, 114 students from two classes at one
private university in Taiwan participated in this 6-week teaching experiment. Analytical results indicate
that learning achievement, learning satisfaction, and learning retention of the MAMCM group were
better than those of the MCM group. Pedagogical implications and suggestions are given.
© 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
abstractThis study investigates whether teaching materials combining multimedia animation and multidimen-sional concept maps (MAMCMs) improve learning achievement, retention, and satisfaction more thanmultidimensional concept maps (MCMs), as suggested by Huang et al. (2012) in Computers & Education.Learning retention, learning achievement, and learning satisfaction associated with two sets of coursematerials were compared in this quasi-experimental study. In total, 114 students from two classes at oneprivate university in Taiwan participated in this 6-week teaching experiment. Analytical results indicatethat learning achievement, learning satisfaction, and learning retention of the MAMCM group werebetter than those of the MCM group. Pedagogical implications and suggestions are given.© 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
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