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ERIC ED079951: The Feasibility of a Diagnostic Media Test System Mo...
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Research investigated the feasibility of a diagnostic
media test system. Two distinct tests were developed for
sixth grade and university populations, each having: 1) a
main phase with three specific teaching sequences, one
for each media form; 2) test items for each teaching
sequence; and 3) a validation phase with one teaching
sequence translated into each of the media forms and with
questions corresponding to this sequence. Main phase test
scores generated individual media effectiveness profiles;
in retesting, each student took the validation test in
the media form which his profile indicated as most
effective. High positive correlations resulted. For
university students, slides/tapes and tests were more
effective than audio tapes, whereas for sixth graders
programed instruction was best. The investigation showed
the model was feasible and generalizable, that either the
tests often did not discriminate well or that for many
individuals there was little difference between the
effectiveness of some media forms, and that teachers can
produce media diagnostic tests. Further research was
suggested for the affective and psychomotor domains, to
determine if time and experience influence profile
validity, and to see if practice or instruction affects
individual profiles. (Author/PB)
Date Published: 2015-06-20 20:13:28
Identifier: ERIC_ED079951
Item Size: 158837288
Language: english
Media Type: texts
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