IJIET 2018 Vol.8(12): 868-873 ISSN: 2010-3689
doi: 10.18178/ijiet.2018.8.12.1155
doi: 10.18178/ijiet.2018.8.12.1155
Effectiveness of AR Books on "Calligraphy with Parallel Pens" towards the Pre-service Teachers’ Capability of Instructional Media
Nuttaphong Kanchanachaya and Kanita Nitjarunkul
Abstract—The purposes of this study were to (1) create the
AR books on hand lettering calligraphy with parallel pens; (2)
examine the usage effect on the pre-service teachers’ production
capability of instructional media; and (3) investigate the
satisfaction level towards the AR books. The sample comprised
123 pre-service teachers who were enrolled in Educational
Technology and Innovation. Data collection utilized the
following research instruments: (1) The AR books on hand
lettering calligraphy with parallel pens; (2) A test form of
instructional media production capability; and (3) A survey on
pre-service teachers’ satisfaction towards the AR books. The
data was analyzed in percentage, mean, standard deviation, and
t-test.
The findings suggested that 1) the AR books on hand lettering calligraphy with parallel pens were created with high quality at a mean score of 4.45 whereas the E1/E2 efficiency scores were also as high as 83.95 and 82.57, respectively; 2) the use of the AR books enhanced the production capability of instructional media with .05 significance level when compared to the traditional method used by the control group; and 3) the pre-service teachers were the highest level satisfied to AR books with a mean satisfaction score of 4.53.
Index Terms—Augmented-reality technology, augmented-reality book, instructional media production, hand lettering calligraphy capability.
The authors are with the Department of Educational Technology, Faculty of Education, Prince of Songkla University, Thailand (e-mail: kanchanachaya@gmail.com, nkanita52@gmail.com).
The findings suggested that 1) the AR books on hand lettering calligraphy with parallel pens were created with high quality at a mean score of 4.45 whereas the E1/E2 efficiency scores were also as high as 83.95 and 82.57, respectively; 2) the use of the AR books enhanced the production capability of instructional media with .05 significance level when compared to the traditional method used by the control group; and 3) the pre-service teachers were the highest level satisfied to AR books with a mean satisfaction score of 4.53.
Index Terms—Augmented-reality technology, augmented-reality book, instructional media production, hand lettering calligraphy capability.
The authors are with the Department of Educational Technology, Faculty of Education, Prince of Songkla University, Thailand (e-mail: kanchanachaya@gmail.com, nkanita52@gmail.com).
Cite: Nuttaphong Kanchanachaya and Kanita Nitjarunkul, "Effectiveness of AR Books on "Calligraphy with Parallel Pens" towards the Pre-service Teachers’ Capability of Instructional Media," International Journal of Information and Education Technology vol. 8, no. 12, pp. 868-873, 2018.