International Journal of
Information and Education Technology

Abstract

The objective of this paper is to present the m-learning for teaching in molding and casting with plaster by using QR Codes (MLM) which offers Thai sign language video correspondence to every contents in learning environment. It was developed as a response to stakeholder at Nakhon Ratchasima Rajabhat University, Thailand. The participations in this study were seven deaf and hard hearing student who faced the problem when study in the classroom. This MLM provided the content and video to demonstrate and showed the technique which student could follow and practice by themselves. This MLM used a Universal Design for learning (UDL) approach to explore the iterative development of mobile to meet stakeholder needs. Koole’s FRAME model was used to guide the design process, and evaluated their pedagogical effectiveness. The student can access to the lesson by scanning Quick Response (QR) codes. All relative resource can storage using cloud computing. Participants had a positive response to the m-learning. The students and instructors reported enjoying learning with their mobile devices, and found the MLM easy to access and use.