Supporting student learning through innovative technology in the aviation classroom

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Campbell, Chris
Korf, Arie
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2018
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This paper reports on the implementation of the new Flight Procedures
Laboratory at Griffith University, Brisbane, Australia. This computer lab has
been outfitted with hardware and software to support the student learning of
flight procedures in a practical, task-oriented way. Data has been collected
from the first cohort of students using this computer lab with a pre- and postsurvey
conducted. Student interviews were also conducted. Results from the
survey as well as a description of the lab setup are included in this paper along
with information about how this type of teaching facility may help our future
pilots.This paper reports on the implementation of the new Flight Procedures
Laboratory at Griffith University, Brisbane, Australia. This computer lab has
been outfitted with hardware and software to support the student learning of
flight procedures in a practical, task-oriented way. Data has been collected
from the first cohort of students using this computer lab with a pre- and postsurvey
conducted. Student interviews were also conducted. Results from the
survey as well as a description of the lab setup are included in this paper along
with information about how this type of teaching facility may help our future
pilots.
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The International Conference on Information Communication Technologies in Education (ICICTE 2018) Proceedings
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Science, Technology and Engineering Curriculum and Pedagogy
Higher Education