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| 題 名 | Peer Collaboration and Competition: Comparing the Effectiveness of Gamified and Non‑gamified SRS in Collaborative Learning=競爭式的合作學習:比較遊戲化及非遊戲化線上反饋系統在小組合作閱讀之成效及體驗 |
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| 作 者 | Huang, Joan Wan-ting; | 書刊名 | English Teaching & Learning |
| 卷 期 | 49:3 2025.09[民114.09] |
| 頁 次 | 頁415-434 |
| 分類號 | 805.1 |
| 關鍵詞 | 線上反饋系統; 競爭合作學習; 小組合作學習觀感; 遊戲化; 非遊戲化; 英語閱讀測驗; SRS-facilitated instructions; Collaborative reading; Reading comprehension; Gamification; Perceptions of collaborative learning experiences; |
| 語 文 | 英文(English) |
| DOI | 10.1007/s42321-024-00187-8 |
| 中文摘要 | 線上反饋系統(Student Response Systems)已被廣泛應用於各種教學環境,以促 進學生學習成效,然而甚少文獻探討線上反饋系統對於同儕合作學習之影響。本 研究探討使用遊戲化線上即時反饋系統(Kahoot)和非遊戲化線上即時回饋 系統(Nearpod)融入小組合作閱讀對於英語為外語學習者的英語學習成效及小 組合作觀感之影響。計畫採用準實驗研究設計,分以下三組進行:(1)遊戲化 線上即時反饋系統(Kahoot)融入小組合作閱讀,及(2)非遊戲化線上即時 反饋系統(Nearpod)作為實驗組;而(3)對照組單純只採取小組合作閱讀,並 沒有使用任何線上即時反饋系統。研究結果顯示,遊戲化(Kahoot)和非遊戲化 (Nearpod)線上即時反饋系統皆可有效提高學生的學習成績,控制組在英語閱讀 測驗和英文期中考成績皆明顯低於兩組實驗組。然而,本研究發現線上即時反饋 系統雖然有助於引發同儕討論,卻無法改變小組合作學習體驗觀感。根據學習者 對於整體小組合作體驗看法的問卷調查,特別是四個維度:小組合作學習觀感 (PCL)、興趣和享受(IE)、同伴互動(PI)和社會相關性(SR),都顯示三組沒 有顯著差異性。質性訪談進一步顯示不論遊戲化或線上反饋系統針對負面同儕互 動(亦即:社會懈怠現象、社會情緒壓力)皆無顯著改善效果。基於上述結論,本 文也提出相關教學建議。 |
| 英文摘要 | Student response systems (SRSs) have been applied in a wide array of educational contexts to promote engaging learning. In the present study, a quasi-experimental research design was undertaken to compare three learning conditions on EFL learners’ learning outcomes measured by two reading comprehension tests and a midterm exam: (1) collaborative reading plus gamified SRS (Kahoot), (2) collaborative reading plus non-gamified SRS (Nearpod) as the two experimental groups, and (3) collaborative reading without SRS mediation as the control group. The study found that both gamified and non-gamified SRS were effective in improving student learning achievement. However, questionnaires on learners’ perceptions of overall collaborative learning, experiences, particularly on four dimensions: perceived collaborative learning (PCL), interest and enjoyment (IE), peer interaction (PI), and social relatedness (SR), revealed a non-significant difference among the three classes. The qualitative data indicated this non-existent difference in perceived collaboration could be linked to negative group dynamics, i.e., social loafing and social-emotional stress, commonly experienced in the three classes. |
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