英文摘要 |
This study investigated the factors related to effective project-based learning in business-related departments at Meiho Institute of Technology. Students from Business Management, Information Management, and Information Technology Departments participated in this case study. The following factors were explored through a survey: learning motivation, teacher characteristics, the project topic and the learning results. Out of a total of 450 surveys, 322 were returned, with a response rate of 71.56%. The results were as follows: (1) The students had an above average understanding of the effects of learning motivation and project topic on learning results. (2) The interest of a knowledge-seeking factor had a positive correlation with the occupation progress. It also correlated positively with teachers’ characteristics and the learning results. (3) The learning results showed positive correlations with the interest of knowledge seeking, occupation progress, and teachers’ characteristics. (4) In learning motivation, the interest of knowledge seeking had a significant effect on students’ learning results with a predict loading of 39.2%. (5) The Information Technology students had the highest correlation of the effects of teacher characteristics and learning motivation related to their learning results. |