| 英文摘要 |
This study aims to explore the reactions of students to participatory art intervention community learning through action experiential learning in the collaborative teaching setting. The course led 90 students to the Hou-Gou-Zai Community in Yunlin County for teaching practice activities based on problem-based learning. This activity, involving art intervention in the community and collaborative problem-solving practices with elderly community members, aims to foster students' enthusiasm and sense of mission for community service, achieving the goal of beautifying the community with art as a practice of university social responsibility(USR).Based on the questionnaire analysis based on the practical results of mobile teaching, the comprehensive statistical results and implementation results show: (a) The course through group cyclic cooperation and discussion, it broke through the communication barriers among students of the smartphone generation, could play the complementary effect of cross-department and cross-field cooperation, and effectively promoted their collaborative learning and cooperation of social practice. (b) Through art intervention and experiential learning, college students and elder people solved community problems together to make the community creative, which could break the indifference of the smartphone generation to society, and enhance their willingness to contribute to and practice for society, and allow them to experience in making an improvement in the cultural literacy of social responsibility practice and collaborative action capabilities. (c)Action experiential teaching not only enhanced students' willingness to learn and self-identity but also stimulated their responses to social needs and their willingness to continue actively participating in social services through problem-oriented cooperative practice. (d) Many students who participated in off-campus community service for the first time expressed high satisfaction with the activities of serving the community through artistic practice and were willing to continue their future involvement in similar activities. |