Perceived Education and Entertainment Value in Planetarium Programs
Emily Peavy, Candidate for Master's of Education (University of Hawai'i at Hilo) gave a presentation and led a discussion on her planetarium research study: "Perceived Education and Entertainment Value in Live and Pre-recorded Planetarium Programs," an age-old (albeit confounding) debate about the relative merits of live and pre-recorded programs.
In this video seminar by the Pacific Planetarium Association, Emily Peavy casts some light and clarity on the issues in telling about a research project.
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