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Article 2 (quantitative study) The Effectiveness of PowerPoint presentations in the Accounting Classroom. Aim. The focus the effectiveness (or not) of using Power Point in an accounting classroom in the a Japanese university. Question

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  1. Article 2 (quantitative study)The Effectiveness of PowerPointpresentations in the AccountingClassroom

  2. Aim • The focus the effectiveness (or not) of using Power Point in an accounting classroom in the a Japanese university

  3. Question • to whether information technology, as used in the accounting classroom, is an effective tool for enhancing students’ learning in the a Japanese university • PowerPoint presentations in the accounting classroom will improve academic results.

  4. hypothesis • Students’ preferences with regard to PowerPoint have no significant effect on their academic performance

  5. Methodology

  6. Data collection • was collected from a questionnaire administered to 189 undergraduate students The effective sample was 132 students • Group: Students were taught all lectures using PowerPoint • To conclude our study, we conducted a regression analysis , t-test and ANOVA test

  7. Data collection • several other independent factors which could influence the dependent variable of final examination score. 1. Students attendance rate (ATEND); 2. Gender (GEN); 3. Aptitude 4. Students’ preferences for accounting (ACPR).

  8. Conclusion • In that students’ attitudes and PowerPoint usage is not necessarily reflected in academic performance.

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