英文摘要 |
The rise of social media has obviously and deeply changed the way people interact with each other. Especially among the youngsters, social medias such as Instagram, X, Youtube, LINE, Facebook, etc. have become necessities in their daily lives and spend so much time on social medias. Therefore, the feasibility to combine social media and course evaluation is worthy of study in general course. This article introduces the author's creative and inspiring experiment in the Summer college course ''Animation and Politics'' in 2023. The evaluation designs, such as class assignments, midterm presentations, and final interview videos, were corresponded with the three major functions of social media: post, live, and stories. Therefore, students could create three of the above on their own social media accounts, and their friends on social could click like, write comment, and share their opinions freely without class pleasure. At the same time, animation materials were integrated into the designs to add fun and creativity because of the subject of lesson. Finally, the results show that students have higher enthusiasm using such designs, because evaluation using social media is very different from the traditional ways such as attending paper-and-pencil tests and submitting by academic platforms. However, there are still several limitations and difficulties found in the practice of evaluation. First, the nature of social media is a kind of microblog, which is brief to read quickly and uneasy to interpret completely. So the fragmentation of social media is almost impossible to overcome. Second, permissions of common users including teacher and student are equal, it is hard to re-verify if there are arguments after evaluation because users can revise or delete posts and comments without opening logs. In conclusion, social media can be an alternative platform compared with traditional one because youngsters are adept at the former. the innovation of ''writing assignments with cell phones and handing with IG'' is, on the whole, quite inspiring to the evaluation of general course. |