The use of virtual environments as pedagogical tools within the domain of education has
become an increasingly popular phenomenon over the last few decades especially …

In this paper, five major shifts in engineering education are identified. During the
engineering science revolution, curricula moved from hands-on practice to mathematical …

This paper is based on a chapter in THE LEARNING REVOLUTION, the challenge of
Information Technology in Academia (Diana G. Oblinger and Sean C. Rush, eds.), to be …

This study examined the effectiveness of a computer-based environment employing three
example-based instructional procedures (example–problem, problem–example, and fading) …

This paper presents the development, structure, implementation, and some applications of a
remote laboratory for teaching automatic control concepts to engineering students. There …

Although previous research has demonstrated the benefits of applying the Internet facilities
to the learning process, problems with this strategy have also been identified. One of the …

<? Pub Dtl=""?> A flipped-classroom approach was implemented in a Circuits I class for
electrical and computer engineering majors to lower its high attrition and failure rate …

We examined a novel formative assessment and instructional approach with 89 students in
three electrical engineering classes in special computer-based discussion sections. The …

This work offers a new paradigm for building intelligent software systems that facilitate on-
line learning. The research investigated effects of adopting intelligent agent techniques to an …

The application of computer-aided learning as a direct replacement for, as opposed to an
adjunct to, lecturing is still in its infancy in higher education. This paper examines some of …