英文摘要 |
"During the COVID-19 epidemic, remote teaching was implemented as epidemic prevention by many schools. The motivation of this research was to conduct action research on the course conversion from classroom to distance teaching. The research purposes were to investigate the students' online collaborative learning experiences, discover teaching practice problems, and propose methods to improve online collaborative learning. Research participants were 48 students in a communication and leadership class of a medical university in southern Taiwan. The results showed that: (1) Compared with online communication, students obviously prefer face-to-face group discussions and are more satisfied with the outcome of face-to-face communication. (2) Factors promoting the effectiveness of online collaborative learning are: assistance from the teacher and teaching assistant, specific task and schedule, and peer evaluation. (3) Methods to improve the effectiveness of online collaborative learning are proposed, including establishing online communication rules, assigning appropriate tasks with sufficient execution time, and building up team relationships and arranging proper leaders. Finally, suggestions for future curriculum planning and research are presented." |