Chelsea Liu and Philip Elms from the University of Adelaide have recently published a research article that is focused on investigating the use of a series of animated videos to teach advanced accounting at an Australian university. Their research findings suggest that animated instructional videos enhance students’ learning experience, including increased engagement and interest, improve understanding and greater flexibility in self-directed learning.
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