| 英文摘要 |
This study integrated problem-based learning (PBL) grounded in business management and consumer protection, Zuvio-supported mobile learning, and the BOPPPS teaching model into a Real Estate Brokerage Regulations course. The intervention aimed to address limited classroom attention, passive learning, and weak practical application of legal knowledge. Using data from 66 students, the study analyzed pre-and post-tests, midterm and final examination scores, Zuvio interaction records, PBL questionnaires, and course evaluation results. The findings showed high student acceptance of both Zuvio and PBL. Learning outcomes improved significantly after the intervention, and the course evaluation score was higher than those of the previous two academic years. The study suggests moderating the amount of participatory tasks, continuing to combine Zuvio and PBL, and designing dispute cases from multiple stakeholder perspectives to strengthen legal understanding, communication, collaboration, and practical application. |