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Pinchot, Jamie; Paullet, Karen – Information Systems Education Journal, 2021
Learner-centered approaches have been found to be effective in online courses for encouraging a deep understanding of course content and for encouraging student engagement. Instructors of two information systems courses revised their online teaching methods to incorporate student choice in assignments. All assignments except a weekly quiz were…
Descriptors: Student Attitudes, Assignments, Student Centered Learning, Educational Environment
Gebauer, Judith; Janicki, Thomas; Yaylacicegi, Ulku – Information Systems Education Journal, 2012
Learning theory from the "behaviorist" camp suggests that quick feedback on a stimulus (problem) followed by repetition (resubmission) will increase student learning. To test this assumption an experiment was conducted. In an introductory management information system class students were given the opportunity to submit several…
Descriptors: Information Systems, Assignments, Feedback (Response), Skill Analysis
Janicki, Thomas N.; Gebauer, Judith; Yaylacicegi, Ulku – Information Systems Education Journal, 2011
This research builds on the behavior learning theory that suggests a response from a student, followed by a quick feedback and another response from the student will increase student learning. An experiment was performed that allowed students to submit particular homework projects (response) early. The early submissions were graded promptly and…
Descriptors: Student Projects, Grading, Feedback (Response), Computer Literacy