| 英文摘要 |
If instructors could integrate with linear and non-linear model of creative problem solving in instructional design, the effectiveness of teaching and learning could be improved. This study purpose was to apply creative problem solving and used practical teaching in order to analyz eteaching effectiveness and reflection on creating experience. The four elements of creative problem solving: understanding the challenge, generating ideas, preparing for action, and planning your approach were applied to create two interactive art exhibitions on campus: “Butterflies in the Sky-- Saying Love through the Piano” and “Love the Earth-- LED Hopscotch for Energy Conservation”during one school year. The researcher and college students conducted activities together. The creative makers’ team included 50 instructors and college students and more than 10,000 participants visited activities. Four conclusions are as followings: 1. Team trust is required while instructorsare leading students to experience autonomous learning filled with unknown future challenges. 2. The creative makers’ team is supposed to familiarize themselves with design thinking while involved in practical learning courses using creative problem solving. 3. Continuous imagination exploration is necessary to extend the effectiveness of creative problem solving forcreative makers’ team. According tothe conclusions, three suggestions are as followings: 1. Teachers should construct a feasible practical teaching model. 2. Teachers should share the resources collected from the practical teaching project. 3. Faculty members in general education should promote their own professional performance and have fully equipped. |