英文摘要 |
Basic Design is an important course for the building of the styling ability and aesthetic experience of students majoring in design. In recent years, Augmented Reality (AR) has gradually become a teaching aid; its application in the teaching of Basic Design, however, is been rare. This research tries to apply the AR technology into the course of Basic Design by developing the AR course materials first then followed by analyzing the learning outcomes among students receiving AR teaching, and the effect of the flow experience of students on their attitude towards learning and continuance intention. This study was carried out in two parts: (1) differences in learning outcomes of students from two groups, i.e. the AR teaching group (experiment group) and the traditional teaching group (control group) of Basic Design were analyzed; (2) the effect of learners (students), AR teaching materials (equipment) and purposes of learning (tasks) were studied with the Person-Artefact-Task (PAT) model of flow experience. The study found that: (1) the application of AR teaching materials to the teaching of Basic Design could enhance students' concentration and overall interest in learning. (2) students from the experiment group and from the control group showed significant differences in terms of learning ability, AR teaching contributed to the improvement of students' learning ability. (3) skills and control of the students, interactivity and telepresence of the equipment, self-efficacy and challenge of the tasks had a positive effect on the flow experience. (4) the stronger the flow experience of students during AR learning, the better their attitudes towards learning and continuance intention would be. This research put forward a new perspective of flow experience in AR teaching, and could serve as a reference to teachers' planning and practice of AR teaching materials. |