The authors interpret that ceaseless interactive actions caused cognitive overload that disrupted student learning¶
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q1 i? Field observations suggested continual multi-tasking from ceaseless interactive actions frequently interrupted learning processes and produced extremely heavy cognitive load. → Li-Ying Liu 2015
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Li-Ying Liu 2015¶
Li-Ying Liu, Meng-Tzu Cheng. (2015). Interactive Projector as an Interactive Teaching Tool in the Classroom: Evaluating Teaching Efficiency and Interactivity. TOJET: The Turkish Online Journal of Educational Technology, 14(2). https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1057376
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Authors' interpretation based on field notes of classroom observations, offered as a possible explanation for the lower effective score and unchanged achievement; it is not a tested result. The article links this to divided attention between materials, instructors, peers and media.
"the ceaseless interactive actions unexpectedly leaded students to become continually multi-tasking which frequently interrupts students' learning processes"
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