Treatment-group final products score significantly higher on all three CPAM creativity aspects: uniqueness, practicality and detail¶

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q2 i? The integrated group scored higher on unique (78.0 vs 68.5), practical (78.0 vs 73.1) and detailing (81.5 vs 71.9) aspects, each reported significant. → Isham Shah bin Hassan 2011

Evidence¶

Isham Shah bin Hassan 2011¶

Isham Shah bin Hassan, Ramlee Mustafa & Mohd Arif Ismail. (2011). Mobile Technology and CAD Technology Integration in Teaching Architectural Design Process for Producing Creative Product. i-manager's Journal of Educational Technology, 8(1). https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1102114

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Independent t-tests on the three CPAM criteria (uniqueness, practicality, detail) rated by expert evaluators; the uniqueness comparison is quoted, and the article separately reports practical (t (118) = 6.901) and detailing (t (118) = 11.076) differences as significant.

"Inferential data shows that there is a significant difference between design process integrated with mobile and CAD technology (M=78.0) compared to conventional method (M=68.5) in producing unique design product, t (118) = 7.134 significant."

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