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Development of an Animation Package in Biology for Teaching Vertebrate, Anatomy, and Physiology

N. A. Ala(1), A. O. Onojah(2), A. M. Ishyaku(3), S. B. Adamu(4),


(1) Aminu Saleh College of Education
(2) University of Ilorin
(3) Bauchi State University
(4) Aminu Saleh College of Education
Corresponding Author

Abstract


Students learn faster at their best when they can the lesson is in concrete form as against the abstract. There is a need to design an instructional package in some science subjects like Biology. This study developed an animation package in biology for teaching vertebrates, anatomy, and physiology. The study employed the research and development research design. The animation package was developed with concepts of vertebrates, anatomy, and physiology.

Keywords


Animation; Biology; Teaching

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