| 摘要(英) |
The Drama-in-Education (DIE) in the classroom has always had a positive impact on the performer’s oral communication skills. The digital learning theater (DLT) combines drama based learning and technology to allow teachers and students to perform theatrical performances in the classroom. However, the audience can only watch the show without substantial participation. After a long-term observation, it was found that when an actor performed on the stage, the audience would gradually ignore the performances on the stage because they were not related to themselves, thereby reducing the motivation of learning.
In order to enable students to participate in the performance on the stage and absorb teaching content. This study proposes the digital learning theater with audience participation and interaction. It will add the interactive response to the digital learning theater, allowing the audience to put more focus on the stage performances, and learn the theatrical contents of the performance through question and answer. Moreover, the interactive question and answer will save it for students to review based on cards.
According to the result, the digital learning theater with audience participation and interaction can improve student’s learning efficiency and outcomes. In addition, students will have a higher level of participation and concentration in the digital learning theater with audience participation and interaction. The teachers also believe that the digital learning theater with audience participation and interaction can enable students to achieve learning goals more quickly. |
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