| 英文摘要 |
Introduction: The application of technology in assisting traditional education is widespread, and in the new era of mutual learning between humans and AI, combining technology and education in a lively, interactive, and gamified manner has been employed to enhance the behavioral intent of university students in drug abuse prevention education. This study, framed within the Theory of Planned Behavior, delves into innovative approaches by incorporating drug abuse prevention education with robot technology. Given the extensive use of technology in education and the severity of the drug abuse problem, this research endeavors to merge the two to improve drug abuse education and prevention, pioneering a new frontier in health education. Methods: The primary subjects of this study were first- to fourth-year students at a university in northern Taiwan. A questionnaire was designed based on the Theory of Planned Behavior, System Usability Scale (SUS), and Revised Personal Involvement Inventory (RPII) to conduct a usability evaluation analysis. Results and Discussion: A total of 74 questionnaires were collected for this study. Statistical analysis revealed that university students showed significant improvement in basic knowledge after the integration of the anti-drug robot teaching materials into the drug abuse prevention education. Additionally, there were significant positive differences in both the System Usability Scale (SUS) and the Revised Personal Involvement Inventory (RPII). Therefore, integrating the anti-drug robot into the drug abuse prevention curriculum can attract students' interest and attention, thereby achieving the educational goals of drug abuse prevention |