@inproceedings{61013aadc57e4dc188637dd5312c3052,
title = "The effects of using a tablet PC on teaching and learning processes",
abstract = "This study compares the use of a Tablet PC in teaching with the use of an earlier generation of presentation technologies (e.g. overhead projectors, blackboards, PowerPoint{\texttrademark}) that are an integral part of a traditional classroom learning environment. Presentation technologies are used to facilitate instruction and learning by performing three major pedagogical functions: (1) demonstrating the process of problem solving; (2) providing visual aids; and (3) keeping a record of instructional content. Among the most recently introduced presentation technologies is the Tablet PC. Tablet PC use appears to support the three functions described above to a greater extent than traditional approaches. Moreover, the Tablet PC approach appears to accommodate multiple learning styles and facilitates a higher level of interactive learning if properly used. Tips for effective use of Tablet PCs in the classroom are discussed.",
keywords = "Computer assisted learning, Instructional media, Presentation technology, Tablet PC",
author = "Fang Chen and James Sager and Gail Corbitt and Kent Sandoe",
year = "2008",
language = "English",
isbn = "9781605609539",
series = "14th Americas Conference on Information Systems, AMCIS 2008",
pages = "840--850",
booktitle = "14th Americas Conference on Information Systems, AMCIS 2008",
note = "14th Americas Conference on Information Systems, AMCIS 2008 ; Conference date: 14-08-2008 Through 17-08-2008",
}