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Original Article

Web-Based Versus In-Class: An Exploration of How Instructional Methods Influence Postsecondary Students' Environmental Literacy

Pages 33-46 | Published online: 07 Aug 2010
 

Abstract

An investigation of Web-based versus in-class learning environments indicated that student's environmental knowledge, beliefs, opinions, and self-perceptions were equivalent prior to participating in an introductory environmental science course. However, by the end of the 16-week course, students from the in-class group had significantly improved their environmental knowledge and expressed more environmentally friendly opinions compared with students from the Web-based group. The author offers suggestions, based on these results, for improving Web-based environmental education through future research.

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