| 英文摘要 |
During the COVID-19 pandemic, in response to the government’s implementation of long-term home quarantine, markets such as remote video conferencing and cloud services have exploded in demand, changing people’s lifestyles and social patterns. In education, it has also greatly changed the modes of teaching and learning. Teachers and students must switch to online teaching, completely subverting the existing face-to-face interaction. This study takes University C as a case. Facing the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic and in order to improve the school’s difficulties in reducing revenue due to problems such as lack of online interaction between teachers and students in digital courses, inability of hardware and software equipment to support related series courses, poor learning outcomes after switching to online learning, shortage of manpower for digital course production, and multiple people sharing the same account. Therefore, through focus group interviews, this study understands the current situation of the digital environment management of the division of extension education of University C, core resources and competitive advantages, and try to find out the problems in the construction of digital environment in the case; secondly, adopting TRIZ method to analyze and converge its pain points, and then propose specific feasible solutions through multi-criteria decision analysis, and develop innovative business models for digital transformation . Short-term strategies include strengthening marketing promotion, increasing feedback, expanding audience, combining online and offline resources, and reducing system operation entry barriers. Mediumterm strategies will strengthen the construction of a digital-friendly interface, establish personalized learning paths, use big data analysis to analyze students’learning habits and push notifications, grasp old students’learning loyalty, and maintain normal operation of existing digital platform systems. Long-term strategies include driving cross-border cooperation, crossindustry alliances, building information security protection networks, introducing digital teaching material automation generation modules, and establishing open resource sharing platforms. |