LEARNING
Evaluating success of a programming learning tool
Carlos J. Costa, Manuela Aparício
- Year
- 2014
- Citations
- 11
Abstract
This research proposes an evaluation model to measure a computer programming learning system success, for helping students to overcome learning difficulties. Teachers use programming learning environments, as computer-assisted instruction systems. The proposed model is supported in a the theory of information systems success evaluation, and in the characteristics of a virtual programming learning tool. The used tool was a web-based virtual robot learning system. Results presented here suggest the main features that this type of solution should include.
Keywords
Computer scienceRobot learningHuman–computer interactionComputer programmingRobotVirtual learning environmentArtificial intelligenceInstructional simulationMultimediaVirtual reality
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