Abstract:
This study aims to 1) find the quality of multimedia for cooking Western food (pasta), a career course, 2) comparison academic achievement from the use of multimedia, 3) study student satisfaction with multimedia and 4) study the durability of learning after being taught by using multimedia for cooking Western food (pasta), a career course, for high school students at Assumption Samutprakarn School. The population and sample used in the research included a group of 3 experts and a group of 30 Matthayom-5 students who chose to study the food business management course. The research instruments were multimedia teaching materials, multimedia quality assessment model, practical assessment, and satisfaction questionnaire. Statistics used in data analysis included mean, standard deviation, and t-test.
The results found that 1) the overall quality of multimedia content was at a very good level = 4.27. By considering respectively, it was found that the highest average value was the story aspect = 4.56, followed by the content aspect = 4.33 and the least was value and benefits = 4.08. In terms of the overall quality of multimedia production, it was at a very good level = 4.32. By considering respectively, it was found that the highest average was the received benefits = 4.50, followed by letters = 4.40, and the least was sound = 4.17. 2) the students have higher academic achievement after studying than before studying with statistically significant at the .05 level. 3) the students are satisfied with overall multimedia at the highest level = 4.50. By considering respectively, it was found that the highest average was usage = 4.52, followed by lesson content 4.50, and the least was presentation technique = 4.48 and 4) the students are more durable in their learning after being taught by using multimedia for teaching cooking Western food (pasta), a career course for high school students at Assumption Samutprakarn School. The results also found that the average score after studying for 2 weeks was higher, statistically significant at .05 level.