材料呈现方式和复习与否对中文电子笔记学习效果的影响
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  • 英文篇名:The Influence of Material's Presentation Mode and Review or not on the Learning Effects of Chinese Electronic Note-Taking
  • 作者:许磊 ; 陈京军 ; 刘华山 ; 吴鹏
  • 英文作者:Xu Lei;Chen Jingjun;Liu Huashan;Wu Peng;School of Education, Jianghan University;Key Laboratory of Adolescent cyberpsychology and behavior, Ministry of Education,School of Psychology, Central China Normal University;School of Education, Hunan University of Science;Faculty of Education, Hubei University;
  • 关键词:中文电子笔记 ; 转换假说 ; 拼音输入 ; 学习效果 ; 多元方差分析
  • 英文关键词:Chinese electronic note-taking;;translation hypothesis;;Pinyin keyboarding;;learning effects;;MANOVA
  • 中文刊名:XLKX
  • 英文刊名:Journal of Psychological Science
  • 机构:江汉大学教育学院;青少年网络心理与行为教育部重点实验室华中师范大学心理学院;湖南科技大学教育学院;湖北大学教育学院心理学系;
  • 出版日期:2019-01-20
  • 出版单位:心理科学
  • 年:2019
  • 期:v.42;No.237
  • 基金:教育部人文社会科学研究青年基金项目(18YJC190028);; 湖南省教育厅科学研究重点项目(17A078);; 国家社科基金教育学青年课题(CBA150156)的资助
  • 语种:中文;
  • 页:XLKX201901008
  • 页数:6
  • CN:01
  • ISSN:31-1582/B
  • 分类号:52-57
摘要
笔记策略的"转换假说"指出:将听觉材料写下来比将视觉材料写下来的学习效果更好。本研究以此为基础,以104名大学生为被试,采用多元方差分析的方法,探讨了材料呈现方式和复习与否对拼音键入的中文电子笔记的即时和延时学习效果的影响。结果发现,电子笔记在视觉材料上比在听觉材料上的即时学习效果更优;在间隔一周后的延时重测中,复习后的延时学习效果显著优于不复习,但复习在视觉材料组和听觉材料组中的促进作用无显著差异。
        As a folk adage said in china, "the palest ink is better than the best memory" is becoming a history. The electronic note-taking is becoming more and more popular and the traditional note-taking is being abandoned. Actually, electronic note-taking and traditional note-taking may differ in their encoding function, external-storage function and the combination of encoding function and storage function, and so on. The encoding function of the note-taking strategy determines its immediate learning effects. According to the "translation hypothesis", when using traditional note-taking, the immediate learning effects on visual materials are better than that on auditory materials. As using traditional notetaking, the orthographic processing is mainly activated. So, writing down what you hear produces more translations from phonological processing to orthographic processing. In English study, there is little difference between the processing translation modes of traditional note-taking and electronic note-taking in the face of the same materials. However, when typing Chinese electronic notes using Pinyin keyboard, the phonological processing is mainly activated. During handwriting of Chinese traditional notes, the orthographic processing is mainly activated. It means that when using Chinese electronic note-taking, the immediate learning effects on visual materials may be worse than on auditory materials.The combination of encoding function and storage function determines the delayed learning effects of the note-taking strategy. In order to study the "translation hypothesis", we ask participants to verbatim transcribe the materials. In this case, the Chinese electronic note-taking has the same storage function on the visual as in auditory materials. So, it is very important whether the immediate learning effects can be maintained well before review. The cognitive load generated during the translation process is mainly intrinsic cognitive load. The intrinsic cognitive load has limited help for learners to store information in their long-term memory. It means if the review is not timely, the immediate learning effects will not be maintained well. At this time, the role of review in visual group and in auditory group may be the same.Based on the "translation hypothesis", we took 104 college students as the participants, systematically discussed the influence of material's presentation mode, review or not and the test time on the learning effects of Chinese electronic note-taking to test the above propositions. The results supported our hypotheses. The results were as follows:(1) The immediate learning effects of Chinese electronic note-taking on visual materials were worse than on auditory materials;(2) If review was not allowed, there was no significant difference between visual group and auditory group in the delayed learning effects of Chinese electronic note-taking;(3) There was no significant difference between visual group and auditory group in review effects.The present study extends our understanding of the "translation hypothesis" of note-taking. It is a new embodiment of the "translation hypothesis" in Chinese electronic note-taking. In conclusion, the study shows that using Chinese electronic note-taking when reading is better than using it when listen to lectures or reports. This advantage is mainly reflected in the immediate learning effects. However, to use this advantage in review, the review must be conducted in time.
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