英文摘要 |
The purpose of this study was to investigate the learning effects of reflection prompts in scaffolding undergraduates' web-based information problem solving processes. The subjects were 76 sophomores who were studying in the Department of Education. They were randomly divided into three groups under different prompting conditions, including no reflection prompts, reflection prompts without asking students to answer, and reflection prompts with asking students to answer in a web-based learning environment. The main findings were including that students in the group of reflection prompts with asking them to answer have higher scores on the immediate learning effects and follow-up learning effects than students in the other groups. Students in the group of reflection prompts with asking them to answer have higher scores on the information problem solving abilities than students in the group of reflection prompts without asking them to answer. |