工業教育學系

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中華民國政府遷台後,鑑於當時尚無正式之工業職業師資培育機構,乃在美國國際合作總署之資助下,於民國42年由當時的台灣省立師範學院(國立台灣師範大學前身)設立工業教育學系,從事培育工業職業學校師資及中等學校工藝教師之工作,為台灣第一所正式之技職教育師資培育機構。

  

民國65年8月,本系成立研究所碩士班;民國81年8月,成立博士班,為我國第一所成立之工業教育博士班,不僅為本系發展之重要里程碑,亦是我國工業教育發展之大事紀。

  

本系培育多元工業教育師資,為求學術專業發展與研究精進,本系各組陸續獨立發展成專業系所。工技組於民國71年獨立成立工藝學系,民國85年圖文傳播組成立圖文傳播學系。民國91年本系機械組機械、鑄造、製圖、板金等四個專長轉型成立機電科技研究所,並於93年更名為機電科技學系。民國93年電機電子組成立應用電子科技研究所,並於96年成立應用電子科技學系。

  

本系目前設有學士班,培育技術型高中之動力機械群與電機與電子群師資;碩士班設有技職教育、能源應用、車輛技術及科技應用管理四個教學分組;博士班以提供技職教育組課程為主;在職專班著重於培養技職教育行政及科技管理應用專才。

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    Reducing Speeded Process Errors of Pronoun with Interactive Video Game
    (2010-05-17) Hong, J.C; Chen, Y.J; Hsieh, T.; Chu, K.J.
    This study investigated whether Chinese students who learn English as second language would improve on their usage and fluency of pronoun by using interactive pronoun video games. It is mainly focus on the three part of speech of pronoun: subject (he, she, they, it, we), object (him, her, it, them, us) and possessive pronoun (his, her, its, their, our). Participants were randomly placed in one of the two groups (picture group and auditory group) for this experiment. Both part of the experiment were given on a timed base to hope to observe the reducing of error during speeded process. The result showed that both picture and auditory group benefit from the interactive pronoun video game on their English pronoun skill.
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    Can Interactive Video Game reduce Chinese Pronunciation Problems?
    (2010-05-17) Hong, J.C; Hung, P. S; Liu, T. H.; Chu, K.J.
    With the development of the technology, learning is no longer confined in school. Everyone can surf the internet and access to every piece of information they want to obtain. Digital game-based learning laboratory is built for this matter, and it tries to offer different kinds of learning experience for every visitor. This piece of research is based on the Chinese pronunciation games we’ve designed and we want to know what this game may do to testees. We use SPSS to run the result and apply TAM to understand how users accept the learning game we create and the experiment result will be taken as reference for our future modification of the game.
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    Examining Technology Acceptance in the Online "Heart-attack" Game: a Pilot Study
    (2010-05-17) Hong, J.C; Shen, Y.C.; Tseng, C.C.
    The purpose of the current study was to examine levels of technology acceptance among 20 elementary teachers and to evaluate the differences in rating the acceptance of the online "heart-attack" game called “Next”. The online game system functioned as an educational instrument and the current study served as a pilot study of the following research which would evaluate the effectiveness of the instrument. The results suggested that the instrument was generally accepted by the teachers and there was no significant difference in rating the variables of technology acceptance regarding the instrument, including perceived ease of use, perceived usefulness, attitude, usage intentions and concentration.
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    Science Argumentation in Blended Learning in the Wright Brothers Situated Cases
    (2010-03-31) Hong, J.C; Hu, Y.P.; Hsieh, C.W.
    Inquiry-based science classrooms place emphasis on the role of the student in negotiating understanding (Crawford, 2005; Polman, 2000). The question that guides the analysis presented herein is how students’ experience with the learning of science can further their participation in the practice of science. To this end, we designed a game-like situation that is beneficial to learning; using their knowledge of science, students interact through argumentation during problem-solving. By focusing on the interactions between students, we designed a blended learning platform that proposes three major problems for K 5 and K 6 students to solve: aircraft cannot take off, aircraft are being blown away, and aircraft are crashing during landing. The results of this study indicate that students are more active science learners when they engage in argumentation about science.