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A Study on the Improvement of Class Design Through a Survey on
20st and 21st Year Students¡¯ Perception of Non-face-to-face Online Class
Kim, Sungil
Abstract
This study aims to conduct a survey on the perception of online
non-face-to-face classes of Kyung Hee University's 20st and 21s
t year students who took the 2020-2021 <World and Citizens> subject,
and suggest ways to improve class design based on the results. As a
result of the survey, the satisfaction of the 21st year students for online
non-face-to-face classes was high, because the circumstances surrounding
online non-face-to-face classes were different in 2020 and 2021. In addition,
20st and 21st year students had a high negative response to communication
between professor and students, and students, which should be solved first in
online non-face-to-face classes that have been in place for two years. The
convenience of using the LMS showed high satisfaction among 21st year
students, which is a result of continuous technological innovation and
supplementation. In the future, online non-face-to-face classes should be
used as a new material for ¡®normal classes¡¯ by improving the media literacy of
professor and designing classes appropriate for online situations.
Key Words: Non-face-to-face Online Class, Freshman, Class Satisfaction, Class Design, E-Campus