Multimedia Courseware in Learning Biology Concepts among Student Teachers at Diploma Level: An Experiment
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Multimedia Courseware, Biology Concepts, Diploma Level InstitutionsAbstract
This study provides an effectiveness of multimedia courseware in learning biology concepts among student teachers at Diploma level. The sample for the pilot study which consists of 50 second year student teachers from Thiravium Teacher Training Institute situated in Theni District of Tamil Nadu. The sample for the final study which consists of 40 second year student teachers from District Institute of Education and Training situated in Uthamapalayam, Theni District of Tamil Nadu. It is found that the multimedia courseware attracts the learner as they learn Biology concepts easily through a combination of video, audio and textual modes. As multimedia courseware is one of the best suitable methods, this may be included as a part of teaching learning process in all educational institutions.
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