英文摘要 |
Since the spread of COVID-19, L2 Chinese language learners of International Programs of Industry-Academia Collaboration have been less affected. However, L2 Chinese language education for this group has rarely been discussed so far. In this study, a qualitative approach and ethnologic discourse analysis were used. In addition, it is based on teacher as researcher and the participants were recruited from a university of science and technology in northern Taiwan. The teacher combined four online intercultural communications as well as teaching and learning into 18 weeks of physical lectures. This research aims to discuss how the blended community of practice (CoP) model developed and affected intercultural communication competences, and how the digital environment developed and affected community awareness and self-regulation. Results reveal that blended CoP enhances sensitivity, awareness, and adroitness. In addition, matching various digital tools to construct a complete digital assisted learning environment can deepen the immersion of both local and international learners in the target language and culture, and thereby enhance community awareness and self-regulation. The results can serve as a reference for developing foreign/second language education in the post-pandemic era based on intercultural communication. |