Effects of using mobile augmented reality for simple interest computation in a financial mathematics course.
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ABSTRACT: Understanding the concept of simple interest is essential in financial mathematics because it establishes the basis to comprehend complex conceptualizations. Nevertheless, students often have problems learning about simple interest. This paper aims to introduce a prototype called "simple interest computation with mobile augmented reality" (SICMAR) and evaluate its effects on students in a financial mathematics course. The research design comprises four stages: (i) planning; (ii) hypotheses development; (iii) software development; and (iv) design of data collection instruments. The planning stage explains the problems that students confront to learn about simple interest. In the second stage, we present the twelve hypotheses tested in the study. The stage of software development discusses t
SUBMITTER: Hernandez Moreno LA
PROVIDER: S-EPMC8279137 | biostudies-literature | 2021
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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