| 英文摘要 |
This study aimed to explore the effects of a four-week Augmented Reality (AR) instructional design and application course on pre-service teachers’cognition, acceptance attitude, operational skills, and modeling design ability. Participants were fifteen education-major pre-service teachers. The course was structured into four stages: AR principles and applications, basic modeling practice, advanced design guidance, and creative presentation. A one-group pretest-posttest quasi-experimental design was adopted, and the“AR Teaching Application Questionnaire,”consisting of four dimensions—cognition, acceptance, operational skills, and modeling ability—served as the main quantitative instrument. Qualitative data from interviews and student projects were also analyzed. The results indicated significant improvements in all dimensions and overall scores after the course. Interview findings further revealed that participants showed high engagement and positive attitudes toward AR, believing it could enhance teaching interactivity, stimulate learners’motivation, and facilitate understanding of abstract concepts. Overall, the AR course effectively improved pre-service teachers’technological acceptance and innovative instructional design abilities, providing practical evidence and implications for integrating emerging technologies into teacher education. |