英文摘要 |
Classroom learning performance in higher education, a complicated processsaffected by a large number of variables that interact with one another, is examinedin this paper based on the framework of dramaturgy theory. Blended classroomsettings are increasingly favored in the realm of higher education in order to reapthe benefits from both online and traditional face-to-face classrooms. This studyutilizes four measurements to explore the possible effects of different pedagogicaldesigns in the blended classroom: learning, teacher, social, and cognitive presences,from the community of inquiry model, and adds a fifth: platform presence. Thisstudy uses a two-cycle action research process to develop and test effectivestrategies of blended classroom pedagogy. In the first cycle, the influence of theplatform is studied by evaluating incidences of satisfaction and disatisfactionbeween the face-to-face and e-learning classroom, with shared teachers and content. Guidelines for pedagogical design that emerge from analyzing the first cycle arefurther applied to the second cycle of action research in order to evaluate theirdegree of usefulness. |