Development of multimedia computer assisted instruction for teaching Illumination engineering on interior lighting design

Abstract

The objectives of this research were to 1) develop the Multimedia Computer Assisted Instruction for Teaching Illuminant Engineering on Interior Lighting Design 2) compare learning achievement between before and after learning 3) evaluate students’ learning progress and 4) study students’ satisfaction on the Multimedia Computer Assisted Instruction. The sample studied were 28 third year students belonging to the field of electrical power engineering, faculty of Industrial Education, Rajamangala University of Technology Phra Nakon. The instruments of this research included 1) the Multimedia Computer Assisted Instruction for teaching Illuminant Engineering on Interior Lighting Design 2) an quality evaluation questionnaire of the Multimedia Computer Assisted Instruction 3) pretest and posttest of learning achievement and 4) student satisfaction questionnaire on the Multimedia Computer Assisted Instruction. The results were as follow: 1. The efficiency of the Multimedia Computer Assisted Instruction for teaching Illuminant Engineering on Interior Lighting Design was 81.45/85.71 which was higher than the criteria set of 80/80. 2. The mean score of posttest ( X = 12.68) was significantly higher than pretest ( X = 5.54) at .01 level. ง 3. The evaluation result of learning progress by the method of Average Normalized Gain was 0.77 which was in a high progress level. 4. Students’ satisfaction on the Multimedia Computer Assisted Instruction for teaching Illuminant Engineering on Interior Lighting Design was at the level of the most satisfaction ( X = 4.80).