Integrated of Hyflex Learning Model using Artificial Intelligence to Enhance Innovation Technology of Mathayom 1 Computational Science
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Hyflex Learning, Artificial Intelligence, Innovative thinking skills,, InnovationAbstract
An Integrated of Hyflex Learning Model using Artificial Intelligence to Enhance Innovation Technology of Mathayom 1 Computational Science subject has the following objectives: (1) To integrate an Integrated of Hyflex Learning Model using Artificial Intelligence to Enhance Innovation Technology of Mathayom 1 Computational Science. (2) To compare the outcomes of technological innovation projects created by Mathayom 1 Computational Science. (3) To assess student satisfaction with the use of An Integrated of Hyflex Learning Model using Artificial Intelligence to Enhance Innovation Technology of Mathayom 1 Computational Science. This study was conducted in a sample group of 90 Mathayom 1 students of Ongkharak Demonstration School, Srinakharinwirot University, Computational Science subject, academic year 2024. The participants were selected through purposive sampling. The research instrument used was a satisfaction assessment questionnaire on the implementation of the Hyflex Learning Model using Artificial Intelligence to Enhance Innovation Technology.
The findings revealed that the Hyflex Learning Model using Artificial Intelligence to Enhance Innovation Technology projects were rated at the highest level of appropriateness. The overall effectiveness of cognitive technology in supporting technological innovation projects was also rated at the highest. The average innovation assessment scores of students using An Integrated of Hyflex Learning Model using Artificial Intelligence to Enhance Innovation Technology were higher than those of students in the traditional learning group, with the experimental group scoring at the highest level compared to the control group. Additionally, student satisfaction with the Hyflex Learning Model using Artificial Intelligence to Enhance Innovation Technology projects was rated at the highest overall level.
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