赋能职业学习者:基于安卓系统的电子教育交互式媒体的开发与验证
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学习媒体 Android 《基础电子学》 瀑布模型 电气测量仪器

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Wahyudianto, J., Ilmiyati Rahmy Jasril, García, J. L. C., & Argyrakou, C. C. (2025). Empowering Vocational Learners: Development and Validation of Android-Based Interactive Media for Electronics Education. Journal of Hypermedia & Technology-Enhanced Learning, 3(3), 202–222. https://doi.org/10.58536/j-hytel.195
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本研究开发了一款基于Android系统的交互式学习媒体,以辅助教学 《电子工程基础》 在职业高中中。该开发过程基于技术增强学习原则和系统化教学设计,遵循瀑布模型,涵盖分析、设计、实施、测试和优化等阶段。通过专家验证和学生实地测试,评估了该教学资源的可行性和实用性。 结果表明,该应用在教学效果、可用性和内容相关性方面均达到了较高标准。多媒体元素的整合与课程内容的对接,提高了学习者的参与度并增强了教学的清晰度。这些发现凸显了移动学习技术在提升技术与职业教育学科掌握程度方面的潜力,为培养21世纪技能提供了可扩展且符合具体情境的解决方案。

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