| 英文摘要 |
This study explored how design-based learning promotes interdisciplinary learning and develops interdisciplinary competence. A case study was conducted in a design thinking course at a university in southern Taiwan. Data were collected by using on-site observations, in-depth interviews, and document analysis, and triangulation was employed to enhance validity. The findings revealed the following: (1) design-based learning possesses, including experiential learning, visual communication, hands-on manipulation, iterative processes, and connections to real-world contexts, facilitate interdisciplinary learning; (2) educators’and learners’backgrounds, experiences, resources, and time allocation influence learning outcomes; and (3) heterogeneous grouping is recommended for interdisciplinary teams, and adopting a cooperative or collaborative learning mode is recommended to improve communication quality in interdisciplinary collaboration. In conclusion, design-based learning enhances students’interdisciplinary cognition, skills, and attitudes. |