| 英文摘要 |
This study aims to investigate the application and learning effectiveness of the “Online Interactive Self-Learning System for New Immigrant Languages” promoted by the Taoyuan City Government in the context of elementary school education. Employing a mixed methods research design, this study integrates a quasi-experimental approach with pre- and post-tests, along with semi-structured interviews involving 12 teachers and multiple students, to analyze both learning performance and user experiences.
The results indicate that the system significantly enhances students’ autonomy and engagement in language learning, with notable improvements in their language test performance. Thematic analysis of interview data further reveals that audiovisual materials deepen language comprehension, while AI-based interactive exercises motivate learners and foster both cultural identity and family language interaction. Both students and teachers expressed high satisfaction with the system’s functionality and content, though some suggested improvements in the interface and feedback mechanisms.
Based on the findings, this study recommends optimizing the user interface, expanding interactive and culturally contextualized materials, and strengthening individualized learning support functions. The results provide practical and policy-relevant insights for the future development of multilingual education initiatives targeting new immigrant communities. |