Assessments of the Educational Value of Web-Based Instructional Tools for Introductory Agricultural Economic

Kurt Stephenson, Dixie Watts Reaves, Anya McGuirk and Harold Deskins
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Review of Agricultural Economics, 2001, vol. 23, issue 2, 492-509

Abstract: A web site was designed and introduced to an introductory agricultural microeconomics course. The web site provided students with supplemental reviews, practice problems, self-tests, and a simulation exercise. A variety of quantitative assessments were conducted to determine whether the web site influenced student learning, perceptions, and motivation. Results indicate the web site provided small to modest educational benefits.

Date: 2001
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