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Amy Shapiro
Amy Shapiro
Professor of Psychology, University of Massachusetts Dartmouth
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How including prior knowledge as a subject variable may change outcomes of learning research
AM Shapiro
American Educational Research Journal 41 (1), 159-189, 2004
4472004
Learning from hypertext: Research issues and findings
A Shapiro, D Niederhauser
Handbook of research on educational communications and technology, 603-618, 2013
3902013
Forms of transfer in a community of learners: Flexible learning and understanding
JC Campione, AM Shapiro, AL Brown
Teaching for transfer, 35-68, 2013
2212013
Promoting active learning: The role of system structure in learning from hypertext
AM Shapiro
Human-computer interaction 13 (1), 1-35, 1998
1791998
An investigation of the cognitive processes underlying the keyword method of foreign vocabulary learning
AM Shapiro, DL Waters
Language teaching research 9 (2), 129-146, 2005
1452005
The relationship between prior knowledge and interactive overviews during hypermedia-aided learning
AM Shapiro
Journal of Educational Computing Research 20 (2), 143-167, 1999
1441999
Hypermedia design as learner scaffolding
AM Shapiro
Educational technology research and development 56, 29-44, 2008
1242008
Forgetting of verbatim information in discourse
GL Murphy, AM Shapiro
Memory & Cognition 22, 85-94, 1994
1231994
Multimedia and hypermedia solutions for promoting metacognitive engagement, coherence, and learning
DS McNamara, AM Shapiro
Journal of Educational Computing Research 33 (1), 1-29, 2005
1042005
The effect of interactive overviews on the development of conceptual structure in novices learning from hypermedia
AM Shapiro
Journal of Educational Multimedia and Hypermedia 9 (1), 57-78, 2000
972000
The relevance of hierarchies to learning biology from hypertext
AM Shapiro
The Journal of the Learning Sciences 8 (2), 215-243, 1999
731999
An empirical study of personal response technology for improving attendance and learning in a large class
A Shapiro
Journal of the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning, 13-26, 2009
712009
Clickers can promote fact retention but impede conceptual understanding: The effect of the interaction between clicker use and pedagogy on learning
AM Shapiro, J Sims-Knight, GV O'Rielly, P Capaldo, T Pedlow, L Gordon, ...
Computers & Education 111, 44-59, 2017
682017
A controlled study of clicker‐assisted memory enhancement in college classrooms
AM Shapiro, LT Gordon
Applied Cognitive Psychology 26 (4), 635-643, 2012
662012
The use of latent semantic analysis as a tool for the quantitative assessment of understanding and knowledge
AM Shapiro, DS McNamara
Journal of Educational Computing Research 22 (1), 1-36, 2000
542000
The Site Map Principle in Multimedia Learning.
AM Shapiro
Cambridge University Press, 2005
402005
Can you answer a question for me? Processing indirect speech acts
AM Shapiro, GL Murphy
Journal of Memory and Language 32 (2), 211-229, 1993
381993
Priming correct information reduces the misinformation effect
LT Gordon, AM Shapiro
Memory & cognition 40, 717-726, 2012
212012
Prior knowledge must be included as a subject variable in learning outcomes research
AM Shapiro
American Educational Research Journal 41 (1), 159-189, 2004
212004
Classroom clickers offer more than repetition: Converging evidence for the testing effect and confirmatory feedback in clicker-assisted learning
A Shapiro, L Gordon
Journal of Teaching and Learning with Technology, 15-30, 2013
192013
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