以學習內容優先考量開發之一對一教室賓果遊戲; Content-First Design Approach to Developing EduBingo for the One-to-One Classroom

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Title:	以學習內容優先考量開發之一對一教室賓果遊戲;Content-First Design Approach to Developing EduBingo for the One-to-One Classroom
Authors:	張松濱;Sung-Pin Chang
Contributors:	資訊工程研究所
Keywords:	運算流暢;賓果遊戲;以採納為本的研究;學習內容優先考量開發方法;科技增強學習;一對一教室;Procedural fluency;Adoption-based research;Content-first design approach;Technology enhanced learning;One-to-one classroom;Bingo game
Date:	2008-07-15
Issue Date:	2009-09-22 11:32:31 (UTC+8)
Publisher:	國立中央大學圖書館
Abstract:	在低價電腦的問世，資訊科技逐漸能夠被一般人負擔得起的情況下，一對一教室（意指一個教室環境下所有的學生都擁有一台具備無線連結且有計算功能的設備）逐漸展現其可行性，同時也將帶起進一步對教育的影響。同時，這也幫助數位科技促進學習的研究不再只是「夢想型研究」，進一步成為「採納型研究」，也就是探究在正規與非正規實際教學上所造成的影響。在這樣的前提下，思考要能成功的將數位科技促進學習設計真正的被採用在教室，不是強調科技的可行性或是理論與實驗研究，而是必須特別強調學習內容的設計。在這個研究工作上，我們提出了一個以學習內容為優先考量的開發方式，而這裡的學習內容是指學習素材搭配預先設計好的教學活動。這個以學習內容為優先考量的開發方式，在一對一學習設計的過程中依序考量學習內容範例、學習評量目標、教學流程、老師的接受程度等四個項次，經過測試與實驗驗證後再回頭調整與修正各項次的內容，希望透過不斷的評量與修正，能讓學習內容範例成為一個成功的、被大家接受的範例。接著，再擴增此內容範例到不同的年級層級，以形成該科目的一個完整一對一學習課程，如此便更能被接受且真正的採納在實際教學上。本研究中，我們以算術運算做為一個學習內容範例來說明這個學習內容優先考量的開發方式，以流暢的運算（答題之高正確率以及高效率）做為學習評量目標。我們認為一對一教室環境下，透過遊戲式學習的方式來進行算術運算的練習，可以是一個有效且吸引學生投入的方式，而且賓果遊戲本身具備的特性也能夠幫助算術運算練習的實施，就利用該遊戲的概念來設計學習流程，並針對老師在教室內的角色開發輔助支援的功能。就算術練習來說，賓果遊戲必須從原先數字配對的遊戲模式，改變成算術答題的方式，例如老師提出問題2×7，學生就必須在遊戲畫面上正確地點選14，重複答題的動作直到正確的答案可以連線並達到”賓果”。除了設計及開發學習內容外，我們也針對所開發出來的系統進行初步的實用測試，兩個測試分別探究學生與老師對於系統在教室內施行的觀點，以期獲得進一步修改的意見。第一個測試的結果顯示學生在學習表現上，在正確的答題上有較明顯的成長，同時學生們也表達很喜歡這樣的方式來做算術練習，也能維持高情意上的表現；第二個測試反應出老師認同系統對教學方面的協助，也提出一些能夠加強老師使用方面的設計方針。我們也針對測試的結果回頭來檢視這個以學習內容優先考量的開發方法，並有進一步的討論。最後，本研究提出可以進一步修改的建議，同時也提出可以接續本研究進行的其他方向。 While the low-priced computers emerge, technology affordability will be not a problem, and one-to-one (1:1) classroom, classrooms with a wireless enabled computing device available for each student, will be achievable in the near future. The teaching and learning, therefore, will have a substantial change. However, technology affordability also gives rise to the adoption-based research, research that works towards the adoption of technology enhanced learning in real world educational settings, both formal and informal. To have a successful adoption of technologies in classrooms, technology enhanced learning design, we argue, should not concentrate on the feasibility of innovative technologies in education and the theories and experiments, but stress more on the content design, grounded in theories. Here the content refers to pre-designed activities associated with materials, that is, content = material + pre-designed activity. In this study, we propose the content-first design approach to creating content sample in the one-to-one classroom. The approach should take into account four concerns—content sample identification, learning assessment goal, learning flow, and teacher adoption—in sequence and have repeated procedure of assessment and revision to get a compelling content sample for real practice adoption. And then, the content sample could be expanded to different grade levels and be completed as a whole 1:1 curriculum of a certain subject. To demonstrate this design approach, we identified arithmetic calculations (fractions, multiplications, divisions, etc.) in elementary schools as the subject domain to describe how this design framework works by illustrating how EduBingo, a Bingo game in 1:1 classrooms, was taken as the learning flow to achieve the assessment goal of fluency, which limited to accuracy and efficiency. In the EduBingo game session, the caller, who is usually a teacher, calls out a problem (e.g., 2 times 7) and the students must mark the answer (14) on their computers. We believe that the game-based learning design in 1:1 classrooms is beneficial for arithmetic calculations, and such design can engage the students in the learning tasks. Two trial tests were described, one focusing on the students while the other on the teacher. The first test indicated that the students made progress on arithmetic fluency from one session to another and that the game promoted positive affect; the second illustrated how a teacher felt the game fit into her classroom practices. This paper emphasized those considerations that were most vital to the content-first design approach proposed herein. Finally, some suggestions of further revisions were provided, and some directions were proposed to continue this study for the future works.
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