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Teaching for CAD Expertise
Ivan Chester
TEACHING FOR CAD EXPERTISE
Ivan ChesterCentre for Learning Research
Mt Gravatt CampusGriffith University
Brisbane, Queensland 4111, Australia
Teaching for CAD Expertise
Ivan Chester
The current instruction
• Commands based• Didactic• Largely ignores strategic knowledge but
acknowledges that expertise is dependent on strategic knowledge
• Based largely on research in 2D
Teaching for CAD Expertise
Ivan Chester
The problem
• Current software 3D and parametric• Lack of understanding of expertise in 3D CAD• Limited conceptualisation of strategic knowledge• How to teach for expertise• Assumptions about the relationship between
CAD and spatial ability
Teaching for CAD Expertise
Ivan Chester
Research with CAD Experts
• Difficulty in identifying true experts• Knowledge elicitation techniques
• Outcome - Reconceptualisation of 3D CAD expertise
1. Declarative command knowledge
2. Specific procedural command knowledge
3. Strategic (metacognitive) knowledge
Teaching for CAD Expertise
Ivan Chester
Strategic CAD Knowledge
• Parsing• Predicting• Analysing• Choosing algorithms• Checking/monitoring• Reviewing
Teaching for CAD Expertise
Ivan Chester
Elements of the intervention• Concurrent command & strategy training
• Improving spatial ability• Visualisation• Sketching• Manipulation (on-screen)
• Metacognition• Expert modelling• Scaffolding• Group problem solving• Self explanation
Teaching for CAD Expertise
Ivan Chester
Empirical Study• Methodology
• Subjects• Data collection
• Prior experience (questionnaire)• Conclusion of intervention (Week 7 - video
capture)• Post treatment (Week 14 – exam and self
explanation)
Teaching for CAD Expertise
Ivan Chester
Results• Immediate post-intervention
• No difference planning time, working time or successful models
• Difference in expert strategy use (p=0.000)• Relationship with prior experience
• Prior computer experience – lower working time• Prior 2D CAD instruction – lower expert strategies• Lower prior experience – higher expert strategy use
• Post-treatment• No difference – embedding and post instruction of
strategic knowledge both effective
Teaching for CAD Expertise
Ivan Chester
Expertise examples
Teaching for CAD Expertise
Ivan Chester
Scaffolding