| 英文摘要 |
This study aims to explore how teachers use digital platforms to enhance course learning efficiency. The research methodology includes both qualitative and quantitative analysis. For the qualitative aspect, in¬terviews were conducted with six participants, including administrative staff and teachers, to understand the implementation, challenges, and fu¬ture expectations of digital teaching. For the quantitative aspect, a ques¬tionnaire survey was employed to assess the digital learning experience and learning effectiveness. The study involved 99 first-year high school chemistry students. Through a paired sample t-test analysis, the quan¬titative results show that the use of digital platforms helps address the issue of not being able to clearly see the blackboard in traditional teach¬ing. Additionally, the use of digital platforms helps students focus on ex¬perimental courses and improves their learning outcomes. Furthermore, the use of digital platforms makes learning more convenient for students, and encouraging them to use the digital platform to watch experiment videos for pre-study, which further enhances their ability for self-directed learning. For the qualitative perspective, both administrative staff and teachers acknowledged that digital teaching enhances teaching diversity and interactivity in the classroom. It not only boosts students’learning motivation and enriches the availability of teaching resources but also improves traditional teaching methods and efficiency by the use of digital platforms. For example, it allows students to pre-study and review ma¬terials as well as to read supplementary resources by using digital plat¬forms, and thus enhances their self-directed learning ability. However, the study also found challenges in digital teaching, such as unstable In¬ternet connections and student distractions. Finally, based on the re¬search findings, the study discusses relevant teaching and administrative suggestions and provides recommendations for future research. |