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Effectiveness of Animation and Multimedia Teaching on Students’ Performance in Science Subjects

Owolabi Olabode Thomas, Oginni Omoniyi Israel

Journal of Education, Society and Behavioural Science · pp. 201–210 · Published 4 Nov 2013

10.9734/BJESBS/2014/3340

Abstract

This paper presents the effect of animation and multimedia teaching on academic performance of students in sciences.100 students were randomly selected from four secondary schools in Ado Ekiti Local Government Area of Ekiti State. The research design employed for this study was quasi- experimental research design of two groups’ pre test, post test control design. The study lasted for the period of six weeks due to the experimental nature of the research. The pre test was administered to all the participants in other to be sure of their homogeneity. The treatment was administered to the experimental class with the use of cartoon style animation and multimedia teaching and the second group was taught with conventional teaching approach. The pre-test and post-test scores of the students in the conventional and multimedia teaching group were used for the purpose of data analysis. The results were analysed using t-test, three hypotheses were postulated. The result showed that (i) t- calculated (1.89) < t-table value (2.01), (N=100, (x ) ̈( 19.50, 20.26), SD (5.02, 5.79), Df= 98) which confirmed the homogeneity of the two groups at the pre-test (ii) t-calculated (6.12) is greater than the t-table (1.98), (N=100, (23.92, 50.66), SD (4.73, 6.43), Df= 98 ) which confirmed the effectiveness of the treatment of animation on the performance (iii) t- calculated (0.09) is lesser than the t-table value (2.00) (N=50, (23.42, 23.92), SD (3.86, 4.73), Df= 48) which confirmed no significant difference in the performance of male and female students at 0.05 level of significance,. The findings therefore revealed that there was a significant different in the performance of students exposed to cartoon style multimedia teaching and those that are conventionally taught. It was therefore recommended that the use of cartoon style animation and multimedia teaching should be encouraged so as to complement other methods of teaching science in schools and colleges.

Animation audio visual cartoon style computer multimedia science synchronized

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