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Jingying Wang

Researcher at Capital Normal University

Publications -  13
Citations -  343

Jingying Wang is an academic researcher from Capital Normal University. The author has contributed to research in topics: Learning environment & Nature of Science. The author has an hindex of 7, co-authored 13 publications receiving 285 citations. Previous affiliations of Jingying Wang include National Taiwan Normal University.

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Investigation of effects of virtual reality environments on learning performance of technical skills

TL;DR: After assessing the technical skills that have been developed for the time period of one semester, the students have reported finding VRLE to be a significantly effective method when considering the three dimensions of ''operation of machines'', ''selection of process parameter'', and ''process planning'', though not so much so when it came to the dimension of ''nature of technology''.
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A study on the usability of E-books and APP in engineering courses

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors investigated the relationship between learning styles and the usability of the E-books and the APP and found that students with different learning styles have their respective preferences.
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A study on the effects of model-based inquiry pedagogy on students' inquiry skills in a virtual physics lab

TL;DR: Results of experimental teaching showed that MBI and MBI-VPL pedagogy were more effective in developing student scientific inquiry skills compared to traditional methods, with significant improvements in the performance of process skills, comprehensive skills, learning attitude, communication skills, and reflection skills.
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Observations of achievement and motivation in using cloud computing driven CAD: Comparison of college students with high school and vocational high school backgrounds

TL;DR: College students with vocational high school background appeared to possess higher learning motivation in CAD applications and learning attitudes and academic performances induced by the utilization of resources driven by cloud computing technologies were analyzed.
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Qualitative investigation on the views of inquiry teaching based upon the cloud learning environment of high school physics teachers from Beijing, Taipei, and Chicago

TL;DR: Analysis of differences in the level of understanding of inquiry teaching under the cloud learning environment (CLE) between high school physics teachers from Beijing, Taipei and Chicago revealed significant differences exist between teachers from the three different cities.