VIZ: the visualization assessment and training web site.

Dawn G Blasko, Kathryn Holliday-Darr, Derek Mace, Holly Blasko-Drabik
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The VIZ Website (http://viz.bd.psu.edu/viz/) was developed as a free and open portal for assessment and training of spatial skills. Using Macromedia Authorware, it allows the collection of response times and accuracies from four spatial tasks: mental rotation, paper folding, water level judgments, and spatial working memory. Additional tasks are under development. The site has been used for a variety of teaching and research purposes. For example, incoming engineering students have completed the tasks to assess their spatial skills before beginning their graphics courses. Those with poorer skills can then receive the appropriate remedial instruction. The VIZ site has also been used to teach about spatial cognition and to do research outside the laboratory setting. Finally, we are using the site to conduct basic research on spatial cognition, including an examination of the factors that may reduce gender differences in performance.

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VIZ:可视化评估和培训网站。
VIZ网站(http://viz.bd.psu.edu/viz/)是一个免费开放的门户网站,用于评估和培训空间技能。使用Macromedia Authorware,它可以收集四个空间任务的响应时间和准确性:心理旋转、折纸、水位判断和空间工作记忆。其他任务正在拟订中。该网站已被用于各种教学和研究目的。例如,即将入学的工程专业学生在开始他们的图形课程之前已经完成了评估他们空间技能的任务。VIZ网站也被用来教授空间认知和做实验室环境之外的研究。最后,我们正在利用该网站进行空间认知的基础研究,包括对可能减少表现性别差异的因素的检查。
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