JHAVÉ—an environment to actively engage students in Web-based algorithm visualizations
作者： Thomas L. Naps , James R. Eagan , Laura L. Norton
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摘要: In this paper, we describe JHAVE (Java-hosted Algorithm Visualization Environment), a client-server environment for delivering algorithm visualizations over the Web. The first section of paper briefly summarizes prior research by variety investigators into pedagogical effectiveness visualization (AV). design goals are then placed in context research. After discussion some technical details architecture, present two examples algorithms depicted JHAVE. results students' exploring these with analyzed. We close general conclusions reached from our current work and future directions which it may lead.
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