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Comparing Visual Qubit Representations in Quantum Education: The Bloch sphere Enhances Task Efficiency
Linda Qerimi, Sarah Malone, Eva Rexigel +2
Visual-graphical qubit representations offer a means to introduce abstract quantum concepts - such as quantum state, superposition, or measurement - in an accessible manner, partic…
Learning quantum properties with informationally redundant external representations: An eye-tracking study
Eva Rexigel, Linda Qerimi, Jonas Bley +3
Recent research indicates that the use of multiple external representations MERs has the potential to support learning, especially in complex scientific areas, such as quantum phys…
Exploring the mechanisms of qubit representations and introducing a new category system for visual representations: Results from expert ratings
Linda Qerimi, Sarah Malone, Eva Rexigel +3
In quantum physics (QP) education, the use of representations such as diagrams and visual aids that connect to mathematical concepts is crucial. Research in representation theory i…
The impact of an interactive visualization and simulation tool on learning quantum physics: Results of an eye-tracking study
Stefan Küchemann, Malte Ubben, David Dzsotjan +6
Employing scientific practices to obtain and use information is one of the central facets of next generation science standards. Especially in quantum technology education, the abil…