英文摘要 |
Globall outbreak of the pandemic, the application of technology and learning methods has rapidly changed, prompting the optimization of online teaching as a significant practical issue in the field of education. This study analyzes the characteristics of instruction, knowledge transformation techniques, and course structures of three different channels of knowledge transmission: knowledge-based YouTube channels, Hahow online courses on design-related content, and online courses in design-related departments of higher education institutions. The aim is to construct teaching strategies for design-related departments in higher education in the post-pandemic era. The research begins with a case analysis and content analysis to identify similarities and differences in instructional content and formats among the three knowledge transmission channels. Subsequently, in-depth interviews with university professors recognized for their teaching research are conducted to examine their experiences in transitioning from physical to online teaching and returning to physical instruction, as well as their attitudes towards teaching mode changes. The research findings reveal that influencers or instructors tend to deliver knowledge content in a modular and organized manner. They choose engaging and relevant topics with high value and practicality, enhancing learners' efficiency and focus. Additionally, teachers should prioritize effective content planning over the volume of knowledge delivery before the teaching session. Leveraging the interactive nature of in-person classes and the flexible learning features of online courses can improve learners' knowledge reception effectiveness. |