论文信息 - EXPER SIM: Review and update

EXPER SIM: Review and update

EXPER SIM (experimental simulation) is a pedagogical approach that facilitates learning the methods and principles of scientific research via simulation of experiments. A review of the EXPER SIM literature examines its educational potential and advantages, some presently available supervisor systems required for computer use, and evaluation of the method. Several updated sources of EXPER SIM material and programs are identified.

Gary B. Forbach

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