하이브리드 수업을 경험한 대학생의 수업 인식 및 교육만족도 분석

Abstract

Objectives The purpose of this study is to analyze the class perception and education satisfaction of college students who have experienced hybrid classes, find effective ways to improve hybrid classes, and improve college students' perception and education satisfaction.
 Methods To this end, a survey was conducted on 354 college students who experienced hybrid classes at six universities in Chungcheong Province to measure their perception of hybrid classes and educational satisfaction. Descriptive statistics, independent sample t-test, one-way variance, and post hoc analysis were conducted to determine the difference between hybrid class awareness and education satisfaction through the collected data. In addition, the impact of hybrid class perception on educational satisfaction was verified through correlation and multiple regression analysis.
 Results As a result of analysis of 354 college students who experienced hybrid classes, first, by grade, fourth-year students showed a higher average perception of hybrid classes than second-year students, and in terms of class participation, students who participated in face-to-face classes showed higher awareness than students who participated in remote classes. Second, among the gender-specific subfactors of educational satisfaction, female students showed a higher average in all items than male students, and in terms of the type of university establishment, national university students showed a slightly higher average than private university students. In addition, students who participated in face-to-face classes showed higher educational satisfaction than students who participated in remote classes, and by grade, 4th grade students showed statistically higher averages in all factors than students of other grades. Lastly, as a result of analyzing the correlation between hybrid class perception and education satisfaction, it was found that among the sub-factors of hybrid class perception, the higher the perception of understanding, interaction, and intention to continue learning, the higher the education satisfaction.
 Conclusions These results provide basic data for the design and improvement of hybrid classes operated at each university, and are meaningful in suggesting limitations and improvement plans for hybrid classes.