RESEARCH FOR INNOVATION DEVELOPMENT MEDIA FOR THAI MUSICAL TERMS AND TECHNIQUE OF PLAYING
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This research is a Qualitative Research and Experimental Research have a purpose. 1) To gather knowledge of Thai music Terms academic with systematic technology. 2) To develop innovative Thai music learning media with information technology through 3 types of applications: Piphat ensemble, string instrument and The voice. 3) To transfer knowledge of Thai music from research projects with learning materials through applications research Qualitative and experimental research methods from relevant research papers. Use tools include questionnaires, interviews and usability tests from tools developed called Innovative media for Thai Musical Terms and Technique of Playing, Result. 1) Collecting knowledge and information Thai Music Terms about 3 types of musical instruments, namely 1.1) Piphat ensemble. 15 pieces, 418 words. 1.2) String ensemble 8 pieces, 244 words. 1.3) Singing 1 pieces, 87 words. Totel 24 pieces, 749 vocabulary words. 2) Develop innovative learning media with information technology in the form of videos uploaded to store data in YouTube format: 3 types 2.1) Piphat instruments, create 418 words 386 clips 2.2) String instruments, create 244 words 236 clips 2.3) The voice, create 87 words 73 clips, total 749 words 695 clips, store on cloud. 3) Knowledge transfer with applications Assessment of satisfaction in 3 parts: 3.1) Opinions of technical experts on how to develop on the Android operating system, mean 4.00 were at a high level and standard deviation 0.21. 3.2) Overall satisfaction from content experts had a mean of 4.08 were at a high level and a standard deviation of 0.25. 3.3) The overall satisfaction from users has a mean of 4.39 at a high level and a standard deviation of 0.08.
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