英文摘要 |
This study employed a drawing analysis to investigate 116 senior high school students’ conceptions of technology-assisted science learning. The coding and results suggest that the students’ conceptions include seven categories: Representations of (1) technology, (2) location of learning, (3) types of learning activities, (4) content of learning, (5) participants of learning activities, (6) affordance of learning technology, and (7) effects of learning technology. The results indicate that the students’ conceptions include not only descriptive objects and representations relating to learning events, but also analytic concepts involving the nature of learning technology. When comparing the differences between conceptions of ideal versus actual technology-assisted science learning, we found significant differences in students’ conceptions in four categories, indicating the possible gaps between ideal and actual technology-assisted science learning and teaching. Implications and future investigations are discussed. |