| 英文摘要 |
Particularly in resource-limited communities, if project based collaborative learning can be integrated in community social work course, students can learn how to plan crowdfunding to collect funding for project to promote service for disadvantaged group and improve quality of life for community residents. It can reach the goal of integration of knowledge and action as well as fulfill University Social Responsibility and Sustainable Development Goal 11. This study employed Rubric with consistent standards to evaluate students’crowdfunding projects, to assist them to understand learning objectives and their progress. Additionally, student feedback was collected through teaching evaluation questionnaires to assess the learning and teaching outcomes of applying project-based collaborative learning and crowdfunding in community work course. The teaching model developed in this study involves several key steps. Firstly, theories and techniques of community work are introduced in lectures. Secondly, students engage in project based collaborative learning, which includes field visits to communities, interviews with community opinion leaders, resource mapping, community needs assessments, drafting crowdfunding proposals for services targeting disadvantaged groups, and presenting their projects after reflection and revision. Thirdly, students launch their projects on crowdfunding platforms, and execute the project in the community as funds are released. Lastly, the implementation outcomes are documented in videos and shared on social media platforms. The results showed that the students expressed high levels of recognition and satisfaction with this crowdfunding teaching model, acknowledging its relevance to internships and clinical work. It is recommended that this approach be widely implemented in community work course to assist students effectively to integrate knowledge and action and to fulfill USR and SDGs-11. |