| 英文摘要 |
This study addresses the challenges faced in classical literature teaching, particularly the lack of student interest and the gap in digital competencies. Grounded in self-directed learning theory, the study outlines a course entitled“Appreciation of Song Lyrics and Multimedia Creation”aiming to enhance students’comprehension of Song dynasty poetry, cultivate aesthetic experiences, and foster cross-media expression. Adopting an action research approach, the study collects data through classroom observation, analysis of student works, and questionnaire surveys, in order to examine the effectiveness of integrating multimedia creation into literary appreciation. During the course, under the guidance of the instructor, students employed digital tools for material collection and creative design, transforming Song dynasty lyrics into visual, auditory, and dynamic forms that rearticulate poetic imagery, emotions, and cultural context. Findings indicate that multimedia creation not only deepens students’textual understanding but also promotes self-directed learning motivation and literary sensibility, offering an innovative pathway for classical literature teaching that unites aesthetic experience with creative practice. |