英文摘要 |
The purposes of this study were to explore the differences in sixth-graders accepting different incentive mechanisms between their Internet learning willingness, Internet participation and Internet learning satisfaction, and to understand students' opinions about using different incentive mechanisms in Internet learning. The subjects of this study were three sixth-grade classes which two of them were assigned to the experimental groups, virtual-coin group and accumulated-score group, and one another was contrast group who did not accept any incentive mechanism. The three groups were involved in a quasi-experimental design with pretest and posttest to evaluate their Internet learning willingness, Internet learning participation and Internet learning satisfaction. The experiment period was six weeks. The results of this study were as follows:1. The experimental groups with incentive mechanisms had higher scores on Internet learning willingness than the contrast group did.2. The experimental groups with incentive mechanisms had higher scores on replying articles of Internet learning participation than the contrast group did.3. The experimental group with accumulated-score incentive mechanism had higher scores on Internet learning satisfaction than the contrast group did.4. The experimental groups with incentive mechanisms had positive attitude toward the Internet learning activities. |