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<p>Conference Proceedings<br>INTERNATIONAL ACADEMIC MULTIDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH <br>CONFERENCE IN VENICE 2023<br>Venice, Italy<br>24-27 January 2023<br>ICBTS 2023</p> <p> </p> <p>Organized by<br>ICBTS Conference Center & IJBTS International Journal of Business Tourism and Applied Sciences</p> <p><br>In Academic Scholars Cooperation with</p> <p>Published by ICBTS Conference & Ibest Publication<br>225 Wilmington, West Chester Pike,<br>Chadds Ford, PA 19317, USA</p> <p>ISBN: (978-616-497-534-7) electronic book)<br>Published by ICBTS Conference & Ibest Publication<br>225 Wilmington, West Chester Pike,<br>Chadds Ford, PA 19317, USA</p>ICBTS INTERNATIONAL MULTIDISCIPLINE RESEARCH CONFERENCE WORLDWIDEen-USINTERNATIONAL ACADEMIC MULTIDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH CONFERENCE IN VENICE 2023Introduction Book
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2023-01-272023-01-27HOW DO EXTERNAL ENVIRONMENT AND INNOVATION MANAGEMENT AFFECT BUSINESS SURVIVAL?
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<p>Business survival is crucial in today’s landscape, given the rapidly changing business <br>environment, whether in marketing style, business strategies, or technology. The objective of <br>this study is to determine whether components of external environment and innovation <br>management affect business survival – their ability to maintain their profitability and <br>competitiveness – especially in the context where mobile resources are used and, for innovating <br>organizations, where innovation is an important force that drives the business competitiveness. <br>This study quantitatively examined factors affecting business survivability. It used <br>questionnaires to collect data, surveying 200 business operators. Descriptive statistics and <br>structural equation modeling were used to analyze the collected data. Results showed that <br>factors constituting external environment, such as social conditions and changes in government <br>policies, affected an organization’s growth and survivability; and that factors constituting <br>innovation could augment business development and competitiveness by differentiating an <br>organization’s business. Hence, for a business to survive, it should encourage its operators to <br>be open to new ideas related to their expertise, adapt to suit changing market environment, and <br>strife for a higher level of business competitiveness.</p>Luedech Girdwichai
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2023-03-062023-03-0616LINKING KNOWLEDGE WITH ACTION AND TRANSFORMATION FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN BUSINESS PERFORMANCE
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<p>Businesses face various challenges in many aspects, which bring with them both risks <br>and opportunities. Therefore, businesses must continuously adapt and develop, to ensure their <br>survival and sustainable growth. Thus, development towards sustainability is an important role <br>all businesses must strife for. A business has many routes towards this goal, depending on the <br>context of the given organization. Business executives must decide when to modify their <br>business strategies, or when to change them. They must continuously learn and be creative. <br>Moreover, plans for the organizational change must detail every aspect that is to be changed, <br>and should be designed with inputs from all stakeholders, who could collaborate, negotiate, <br>and learn from one another. The objective of this quantitative study is to determine whether <br>knowledge with action and transformation management have a relationship with sustainable <br>development in business performance. Questionnaires, whose quality was assessed using <br>Cronbach's alpha coefficient, were used as means to collect data. The collected data were <br>analyzed using a structural equation model. The study results revealed that factors constituting <br>knowledge with action and transformation management affected sustainable development in <br>business performance. They led to close integration and collaboration, effective business <br>management, and strong business development in the long run.</p>Chutikarn Sriviboon
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2023-03-062023-03-06713CHANGE MANAGEMENT AND CORPORATE POLICIES AFFECT SURVIVABILITY AND SUSTAINABILITY OF AN ORGANIZATION
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<p>Constituents of organization growth vary from organization to organization. However, a <br>survivable organization must consider leadership, conflict, changes, uncertainties, culture, <br>technology, organizational structure, competitiveness, profitability, and work motives. This <br>quantitative study on change management and corporate policies and their effect on sustainable <br>survival used 250 questionnaires to collect data. The samples were chosen via simple random <br>sampling. Descriptive statistics and structural equation modeling were used to analyze the data. <br>Results showed that change management and corporate policies affected sustainable survival, <br>where change management had the highest total effect on sustainable survival, followed by <br>corporate policies. Assessment of the goodness of fit between the form of the concept and the <br>empirical data was conducted and showed that sustainable survival was positively affected by <br>change management via corporate policies. For operations of organizations to grow and <br>sustainably add value, the organizations must value continual changes in their operational <br>procedures and policies.</p>Nuntiya Noichun
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2023-03-062023-03-061420THE RELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT BETWEEN SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT AND BUSINESS PERFORMANCE: EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE FROM TRANSPORTATION INDUSTRY
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<p>Logistics is a part of supply chain management that controls and streamlines the flow of <br>activities, allowing customers’ needs to be fulfilled. A significant portion of drives and supports <br>to logistics management strategies came from policies implemented by executives. The <br>transportation industry is an important part in supply chain management, being the link that <br>connects the customers’ needs to the providers. Important strategies in managing road <br>transports every operator must consider are maximizing responsiveness and diversifying <br>services. This study aims to study factors constituting relationship management and supply <br>chain management that affect business performance of transport operators. This quantitative <br>study collected data from 200 operators, using questionnaires. The relevance of the <br>questionnaires was assessed using Cronbach's alpha coefficient before the questionnaires were <br>distributed. The collected data were analyzed using the structural equation model. Results of <br>the study revealed that factors constituting relationship management and supply chain <br>management affected business performance of transport operators. Organizations that <br>implemented relationship management strategies – such as supplier management, customer <br>relation management, customer retention strategies, and customer complaint handling services <br>– could create effective collaborations throughout their supply chains. Organizations must <br>recognize that aiming to exceed customer expectations was a worthwhile endeavor which could <br>profit the business in the long run.</p>Martusorn Khaengkhan
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2023-03-062023-03-062128THE CREATIVE UX DESIGN FOR AR STORYTELLING: A CASE STUDY OF THAI HERITAGE TOURISM CONTENT
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<p>This research concerned the development and evaluation of a creative UX design for <br>augmented reality storytelling: a case study of Thai heritage tourism content. The researcher <br>gathered data by interviewing Thai and foreign tourists who visited the historical park, and <br>analyzed the data to develop and evaluate the prototype for this research. The sample group <br>consisted of 30 experts for the prototype evaluation. The results were analyzed using mean <br>and standard deviation, and heuristic evaluation as the research tool. The evaluation of the <br>prototype development showed that the prototype as efficiency was at the highest level, and it <br>provided functionality which was suitable and in line with the users’ requirements. This <br>prototype evaluation will lead to the development of an application for the Thai heritage <br>tourism sector to create an application that presents a different approach to native storytelling, <br>giving the historical park an advantage and distinctiveness from other tourist destinations as <br>well as increasing tourist visits.</p>Jarumon NookhongNutthapat KaewrattanapaPhachaya ChaiwchanNatcha Wattanaprapa
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2023-03-062023-03-062938ELECTRONIC GOVERNMENT ROLE ON THE BUSINESS CAPABILITIES AND MANAGEMENT IN THAILAND PUBLIC ORGANIZATIONS SECTOR
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<p>E-government has become the global requirement due to its significant impact on <br>organizational management and has gained the focus of recent literature and regulators. <br>Therefore, this research objective is to study the impact of e-government scopes such as <br>process, structure, and relation mechanism on the effective business management of <br>government organizations in Thailand. This research also investigates an intermediary role of <br>organizational capabilities among relations of information technology (IT) governance scopes<br>such as process, structure and relation mechanism, and effective business management of <br>government organizations in Thailand. Data were collected using questionnaires, and analyses <br>were made using smart-PLS. The results indicated that e-governance dimensions such as <br>process, structure, and relation mechanism have a positive association with effective business <br>management of government organizations in Thailand. The results also showed that <br>organizational capabilities significantly mediate among the nexus of e-governance dimensions <br>and effective business management of government organizations in Thailand. This research has <br>guided the policymakers while developing policies about the adoption of e-governance and <br>business management.</p>Sittichai Pintuma
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2023-03-062023-03-063950THE DIGITAL SKILLS FRAMEWORK MODEL DEVELOPMENT FOR DIGITAL UNIVERSITY MANPOWER
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<p>This research article aimed to: 1) investigate the digital skills necessary for personnel <br>working in a digital university; 2) develop a digital skills framework model for the digital <br>university manpower; 3) certify the model by consensus from digital university experts. The <br>researcher has studied research papers related to digital skills required for digital manpower <br>from international research databases. The study results will be used to synthesize and develop <br>a digital skills framework model for the digital university manpower. After that, the researcher <br>developed a questionnaire for the certification of the developed model. The questionnaire was <br>evaluated by content validity index (CVI) from 5 experts in Human Resource Information <br>Management (HRIS). The questionnaire was then evaluated overall using the CVI of the <br>questionnaire with an average approach (S-CVI/Ave). This was the average of the precision <br>index of the questionnaire, measured by applying the item - content validity index (I-CVI) of <br>each item to the sum and dividing it by the total number of questions. There are 4 levels of <br>content validity index: level 1 (Irrelevant), level 2 (somewhat relevant), level 3 (Quite <br>relevant), and level 4 (Absolute relevant). The content validity was then evaluated by the <br>number of experts who determined the content consistency to be at level 3 (Quite relevant) and <br>level 4 (Absolute relevant) only and divided by the total number of experts. The 5 point-Likert <br>scale was used to identify the level of agreement of the skill set model for digital university <br>manpower. Seventeen experts in Human Resource Information Management (HRIS); <br>Management Information System (MIS); and Information Technology (IT) were used to verify <br>all of the components to validate the model by analyzing consensus from statistical values: <br>Mean, Standard Deviation: S.D., Median (or Quartile 2), Interquartile Range: I.R. (the <br>difference between Quartile 3 and Quartile 1), and Quartile Deviation: Q.D (using the formula <br>Interquartile Range/2) . The results show that the developed model consists of skills for 1) <br>collaboration working on digital workspace, 2) skills for data analytics and data visualization, <br>3) skills for presentation and interaction design, 4) skills for information retrieval from digital <br>data sources, 5) skills for knowledge management with digital technology, 6) skills for using <br>artificial intelligence in performing duties. The digital skills framework model development <br>for digital university manpower has passed the digital university expert certification assessment<br>(Mean = 4.98, S.D. = 0.06, Median = 5.00, I.R. = 0.00, Q.R. = 0.00). The developed digital <br>skills framework model can be used to develop key manpower to support the digital <br>convergence university of higher education administration.</p>Nutthapat KaewrattanapatJarumon NookhongMartusorn KhaengkhanSittichai Pintuma
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2023-03-062023-03-065160A STUDY ON PROBLEMS IN SERVICES PROVIDED BY THE OFFICE OF GENERAL EDUCATION AND INNOVATIVE ELECTRONIC LEARNING, SUAN SUNANDHA RAJABHAT UNIVERSITY
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<p>The objectives of this study, examining problems in services provided by The Office of <br>General Education and Innovative Electronic Learning, Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University, <br>Thailand, are to examine problems in services provided by the Office, and to determine the <br>differences in problems in services provided by offices of the University, from the perspective <br>of the users of services provided by the Office. A set of questionnaires was distributed to a <br>sample of 450 responders.<br>Frequencies, percentages, mean values, and standard deviations of different scores <br>obtained by the questionnaires were calculated. It was found that a larger portion of the <br>responders were female. There were 320 (71.1 per cent) female responders, and 130 (28.9 per <br>cent) male responders. Of all responders, 315 persons (70 per cent) were undergraduate <br>students, 75 persons (16.67 per cent) were support personnel, 45 (10 per cent) were academic <br>staff, and 15 persons (3.33 per cent) were visitors.<br>Examining the answers to the questionnaires regarding problems in services provided <br>by The Office of General Education and Innovative Electronic Learning, Suan Sunandha <br>Rajabhat University, it was found that, in terms of information resources (i.e., books and <br>electronic media), the modernness of the available information resources was rated high (mean <br>value = 4.21). In terms of service quality, the correctness, convenience, and responsiveness of <br>the services were rated high (mean value = 4.17). In terms of service personnel, knowledge and <br>ability of personnel in providing advice was rated high (mean value = 4.10). In terms of <br>facilities, the sufficiency of the number of classrooms and their service-readiness were rated <br>high (mean value = 4.18). And in terms of public relations, the frequency where new services <br>were publicized was rate high (mean value = 4.28).</p>Prem ThanatripopPreecha PongpengKrisana Chueachainat
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2023-03-062023-03-066168THE STRATEGY DEVELOPMENT OF GENERAL EDUCATION WEBSITE MANAGEMENT
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<p>The purpose of this research study is to develop website management for general <br>education courses to be efficient and to study the satisfaction of students, professors and <br>personnel towards the general education website. The methodology is divided into two<br>segments; 1) to develop website management for general education courses, 2) to study the <br>satisfaction of students, professors and personnel towards the website. The statistics used for <br>data analysis are means and standard deviation.<br>According to the study, it can be found that 1) using the technique of general education <br>website management by adapting Virtual Machine (VM) technology with 1,835 students who <br>attended general education in second semester of 2021, the satisfaction result from the users is <br>in excellent level ( = 4.30). 2) Using the technique of general education website management <br>by adapting Load Balancer technology with 767 summer-semester students who attended <br>general education in 2021, the satisfaction result from the users is in the best level ( = 4.77). <br>In conclusion, using the technique of general education website management by adapting Load <br>Balancer technology is considered very efficient in general and it can satisfy the users better <br>than Virtual Machine (VM) technology.</p>Pattiya TraiteepungAungkana SukwisesNititorn Ounpipat
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2023-03-062023-03-066973DEVELOPING A COMPUTER SERVER SYSTEM WITH VIRTUAL COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY
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<p>In this study, a computer server system with virtual computer technology was installed <br>and tested, to determine whether the system, transferred from an original working server, was <br>service-ready. Once the initial testing was completed, the system was put into service, where <br>the author followed up, monitored, and examined the working of the system, which was then <br>installed on a virtual server. Usage and performance matrix were monitored, including CPU, <br>RAM, and hard disk utilization. To ensure that the virtual computer could handle all required <br>tasks correctly and effectively, its notification system was also tested. The system sent out <br>notifications where issues arose, prompting the administrator to take actions, such as adjusting <br>the virtual computer’s system parameters to suit the system requirements.<br>318 samples consisting of personnel from The Office of General Education and <br>Innovative Electronic Learning tested the virtual computer system, and completed a survey <br>regarding their level of satisfaction in the effectiveness of the system. Results indicated that, <br>overall, the users were very satisfied with the effectiveness of the system (????<br>̅= 4 . 4 5 , s. d. = <br>0.15).</p>Supas AmornchantanakornChinnagrit UdomlappaisanAnantachai Aeka
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2023-03-062023-03-067480TECHNIQUES FOR INSTALLING SOFTWARE PACKAGES TO INCREASE WORK
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<p>The Office of General Education and Innovative Electronic Learning is an office whose <br>assignments, set by Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University, Thailand, include organizing general <br>education courses. This consists of organizing teaching, activities, quizzes, and examinations. <br>In each of these, marks are given and processed, and would contribute to the final grades of <br>students. A software is thus important in facilitating works of the members of staff and <br>instructors in these courses. It facilitates information searches, research, and organizations of <br>quizzes and examinations. Therefore, there is a need to develop an software to improve the <br>performance effectiveness of the Office. <br>The sample of this study consisted of 30 members of staff working on the general <br>education subjects. Questionnaires were used to collect data, which were analyzed using <br>percentages, mean values, and standard deviations.<br>Results<br>1. In terms of the general information of the 30 responders, 13 (42 per cent) were male <br>and 17 (57 per cent) were female. <br>2. The effectiveness of the software currently being used were assessed using <br>questionnaires about user satisfaction.<br>Suggestions<br>1. In conducting a research project, an enquiry should be made to an office related to <br>the subject of the study regarding its needs, to ensure that the results from the study could be <br>of practical use, and to ensure that no projects with overlapping contents are being conducted.<br>2. There should be training sessions for members of staff, so they could install programs <br>to increase their performance effectiveness and facilitate the organization of general education <br>courses. This would accelerate their workflow.<br>3. The program should be up-to-date to maximize its effectiveness</p>Natthawut ThonkumWiroj SrihirunPathitta Akkarathanakul
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2023-03-062023-03-068186IMPROVEMENTS IN VIDEO EDITING TECHNIQUES TO ACHIEVE HIGHER QUALITY
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<p>The objective of this study is to improve video editing techniques, allowing The Office <br>of General Education and Innovative Electronic Learning, Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University, <br>Thailand, to create high-quality videos to be used as teaching materials, which could also be <br>stored in a database and made available to interested persons. The Office of General Education <br>and Innovative Electronic Learning is an office responsible for supporting teaching <br>management of general education courses offered by Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University. The <br>University has been publishing educational videos in its YouTube Channel for students and <br>other interested persons to study in their own time. These videos could be shared on social <br>networks or embedded on individuals’ web sites. Google awards for videos could also be used <br>to publicize the videos. Apart from educational videos, other activities conducted by the office <br>could also be kept as video records, giving insights into ways to improve the teachings of the <br>general knowledge subjects by using information systems.<br>The population of this study was 35,700 undergraduate students registered for general <br>knowledge subjects in the 1st semester of the academic year 2020. Questionnaires were used to <br>survey sample participants, and the collected data were analyzed using percentages, mean <br>values, and standard deviations. The satisfaction of students in the educational videos produced <br>by The Office of General Education and Innovative Electronic Learning, Suan Sunandha <br>Rajabhat University in the academic year 2020 was found to be high, having a mean value of <br>22.4. When the constituent factors were examined, it was found that there was a very high<br>satisfaction in the sequencing of the visuals, having a mean value of 4.52, followed by the <br>effectiveness of the media in facilitating understanding of the contents, having a mean value of <br>49.4; the ability for the student to revise the materials later by themselves, having a mean value <br>of 4.32; the appropriateness of the videos as teaching materials, having a mean value of 4.87; <br>the clarity of the verbal narrations, having a mean value of 4.22; clarity of the contents, having <br>a mean value of 10.4; the knowledge the videos provided, having a mean value of 4.05; the <br>engagingness of the videos, having a mean value of 4.03; the appropriateness of the images, <br>verbal narration, and contents, having a mean value of 4.00; and, lastly, the appropriateness of <br>the lengths of the videos given their contents, having a mean value of 97.3.</p>Tospon PimpaSiriporn MeenananJeerasak Meesuksabai
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2023-03-062023-03-068792GUIDELINES FOR WRITING PROJECTS THAT ARE INTEGRATED AND CONSISTENT WITH ANNUAL INDICATORS BUDGET
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<p>This study of guidelines for writing project proposals that integrate and are consistent <br>with the fiscal year’s assessment criteria has the objectives of 1) creating a process/ guideline <br>for setting a project’s evaluation criteria that are consistent with the project objectives, and 2) <br>providing a handbook for designing evaluation criteria that are consistent with the project <br>objectives.<br>The sample of this study consisted of 32 members of staff of The Office of General <br>Education and Innovative Electronic Learning, Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University, Thailand. <br>Questionnaires were used to collect data, which were then statistically analyzed. Percentage <br>values, mean values, and standard deviations were calculated. The questionnaires were divided <br>into 3 parts, where part 1 collected general information, part 2 asked for opinions about relevant <br>activities, and part 3 asked for suggestions.<br>Results showed that:<br>Shown in Table 1, most of the responders – 19 persons (40.6 per cent) – were female. <br>13 responders (40.6 per cent) were male.<br>Shown in Table 2, most of the responders were personnel with support roles, having 28 <br>person (85 per cent). The other 4 responders (15 per cent) were executives.<br>Shown in Table 3, classifying the responders by their departments, 5 ( 15. 6 per cent) <br>worked in general administration, 16 ( 50. 0 per cent) worked in education service, 3 ( 9. 4 per <br>cent) worked in student affairs and arts and culture, 4 ( 12. 5 per cent) worked in planning, <br>budgeting, and quality assurance, and 5 ( 15. 6 per cent) worked in research and development <br>of leaning management innovations<br>Shown in Table 4, classifying the responders by their education level, 26 (81.3 percent) <br>had bachelor’s degrees, while 6 (18.8 per cent) had master’s degrees.<br>Part 2 of the questionnaires was divided into the following sections:<br>Shown in Table 5, most responders, i.e., 22 responders (68.8 per cent), strongly agreed<br>that they understood and agreed with the direction and operating policies of the institute and <br>the university. 10 (31.3 per cent) other responders agreed with the statement. Shown in Table 6, 19 (59.4 per cent) of the responders strongly agreed that they were <br>informed and understood the university’s strategic plans. 13 (40.6 per cent) other responders <br>agreed with the statement.<br>Shown in Table 7, 21 (65.6 per cent) of the responders strongly agreed that they were <br>informed and understood the strategic plans of The Office of General Education and Innovative <br>Electronic Learning. 10 (31.3) of the other responders agreed with the statement. <br>Shown in Table 7, 23 ( 71. 9 per cent) responders strongly agreed that the executives <br>gave clear and correct advice and directions for project executions. 9 ( 28. 1 per cent) other <br>responders agreed with the statement.<br>The second part measured the understanding of proposal writing of the personnel. <br><br>It was found that the personnel were highly satisfied (s.d. 96.88) with number 3 – linking of <br>written contexts. In terms of knowledge and understanding, they were satisfied (s. d. 51. 88) <br>with the knowledge and understanding about proposal writing before the seminar; and were <br>highly satisfied (s.d. 90.00) with the knowledge and understanding about proposal writing after <br>the seminar. In terms of practical uses, the responders indicated that the knowledge could be <br>adapted for real proposal writings (s.d. 85.63), and that they could disseminate the knowledge <br>(s.d. 67.50). Overall highly satisfied rating was achieved (s.d. 95.63).</p>Krisana AreeSupaporn WimonchailerkNithiwadee Kosaratsawadee
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2023-03-062023-03-069398ONLINE TEACHING MANAGEMENT USING THE STREAMYARD SYSTEM FOR TEACHER AND TEACHER ASSISTANTS IN GENERAL EDUCATION
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<p>The objective of this research is to study the satisfaction of using StreamYard. The <br>sample group is 30 full-time lecturers and teaching assistants. Data are collected by using <br>questionnaire. The questionnaire is divided into 3 parts as follows: Part 1 General information, <br>Part 2 the level of satisfaction and Part 3 Recommendations. The statistics are used for data <br>analysis such as percentage, mean and standard deviation.<br>The results show that The respondents have the highest level of satisfaction in all four <br>aspects, consisting of design System, the use of System performance and the display of the <br>system in which the satisfaction level is 4.73 (94.67%), 4.66 (93.22%), 4.65 (92.93%) and 4.64 <br>(92.83%), respectively.</p>Rattanakul KongphaCatherine Cosme TalawanDannaya Dansawat
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2023-03-062023-03-0699101THE DEVELOPMENT OF LEARNING COURSE TO PROMOTE LEARNING ACTIVITIES: GEN0119 SOCIAL ENGINEER
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<p>The objectives of this research are 1) to study the satisfaction towards the online <br>learning of the GEN0119 Social Engineer course for the 2nd semester, 2021 and 2) to develop <br>teaching-learning activities to promote academic achievement of online course for GEN0119 <br>Social Engineer. 119 students in Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University are research sample. The <br>questionnaire is used for collecting data. The statistics use to analyze are percentage (%), mean <br>(x<br>̄) and standard deviation (S.D.).<br>The results show that the respondents are 67 males (56.30%) and 52 females (43.70%), <br>59 students are 1st students (49.60%), 37 students are 2nd year students (31.10%), 15 students <br>are 3rd year students (12.60%), and 4th year is 8 students (6.70%). Students are from 12 <br>departments as follows: Education, 5 people (4.20%), Science and Technology, 1 person <br><br>(0.84%), Industrial Technology 6 people (5.04%), Fine and Applied Arts 6 people (5.04%), <br>Humanities and Social Sciences 4 people (3.36%), Management Science 2 people (1.68%), <br>College of Innovation and Management, 6 people (5.04%), College of Architecture, 3 people <br>(2.25%), College of Service Industry Management, 10 people (8.40%), College of <br>Communication Arts 9 people (7.56%), College of Politics and Administration 3 people <br>(2.52%) and College of Logistics and Supply Chain (Udon Thani Education Center) 64 people <br>(53.78%). As for the overall of the students' satisfaction towards the online teaching-learning <br>activities of the GEN0119 Social Engineer course, 2nd semester, 2021 find that it is at a high <br>level (x<br>̄ = 3.94, S.D. = 0.5830). Therefore, affecting the ability to answer questions clearly and <br>to the point of the course instructors, and the details and clarity of the exam schedule data (x<br>̄<br>= <br>4.21, S.D. = 0.4094), details and clarity of course information (x<br>̄ = 4.14, S.D. = 0.5028), and <br>details and clarity of the timetable information (x<br>̄ = 4.13, S.D. = 0.5184).</p>Suradet AsipongPanprae BunyapukknaAngvarrah Lieungnapar
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2023-03-062023-03-06102105A STUDY ON SATISFACTION OF ONLINE PROJECT SUBMISSION: GEN0301 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY FOR COMMUNICATION
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<p>The objectives of this research are 1) to study the satisfaction of the online project <br>submission system of GEN0301 Information Technology for Communication Course in 2nd <br>semester, 2021 and 2) to improve the efficiency of the online project submission system of <br>GEN0301 Information Technology for Communication Course. Descriptive research is used <br>as research method. The population and sample groups are students enrolled in the GEN0301 <br>course of Information Technology for Communication, 2nd semester, 2021; Suan Sunandha <br>Rajabhat University. The questionnaire is used as a tool to collect data.<br>The result shows that overall, the students' satisfaction towards online project <br>submission is at the most appropriate level (????̅ = 4.64, S.D. = 0.483).</p>Kantra LaedkriladPawit Mongkolprasit
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2023-03-062023-03-06106109GUIDELINE FOR EFFECTIVE PROJECT MANAGEMENT OF THE DEPARTMENT OF INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS, SUAN SUNANDHA RAJABHAT UNIVERSITY
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<p>The research of a guideline for effective project management of the Department of <br>International Affairs, Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University aimed to find a guideline for <br>effective project management and enhancing the efficiency of project management of the <br>Department of International Affairs. The sample group of this study was 84 participants of the <br>project. The data was gathered by using the questionnaire and the statistics for data analysis <br>were percentage (%), mean (x<br>̄), and standard deviation (S.D.). <br>The findings revealed that the respondents for improving the guideline for effective <br>project management of the Department of International Affairs, Suan Sunandha Rajabhat <br>University were 9 male (10.71%) and 75 female (89.29%), they were 2 executives (2.38%) and <br>82 non-academic staff (97.62%), total 84 participants from 36 educational institutes. The <br>overall satisfaction towards the project management of the Department of International Affairs, <br>Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University was at a high level (x<br>̄ = 3.94, S.D.= 0.5920), and most of <br>their satisfaction towards the completeness of the content, useful for working, the readiness of <br>audio-visual aid and readiness of service were in the high level (x<br>̄ = 4.21, S.D.= 0.4128).</p>Atcharapun DaipornBanyong Phoonsap
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2023-03-062023-03-06110118THE STUDY ON SATISFACTION OF GEN0201 ONLINE TEACHING MANAGEMENT: THAI LANGUAGE USAGE COURSE
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<p>The objectives of this research are 1) to study the satisfaction of online learning <br>management for the GEN0201: Thai language course, 1st semester, 2021 and 2) to improve the <br>efficiency of online learning management of the GEN0201: Thai language Usage Course. The <br>sample group is 400 students at Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University. The questionnaire is used <br>to collect data. The statistics use to analyze the data are percentage (%), mean (x̄) and standard <br>deviation (S.D.).<br>The results show that The students who answered the questionnaire are 54 male <br>(13.50%) and 346 female (86.50%), 211 1st year students (52.75%), 89 2nd year students <br>(22.25%), 3rd year 51 people (12.75%), and 4th year 49 people (12.25%). Students are from <br>8 departments; Faculty of Education, 92 people (23.00%), Faculty of Science and Technology, <br>75 people ( 18.75%), Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences 58 people (14.50%), Faculty <br>of Management Science 47 people (11.75%), Faculty of Industrial Technology 41 people <br>(10.25%), Faculty of Fine and Applied Arts 29 people (7.25%), College of Innovation and <br>Management, 32 people (8.00%) and College of Architecture, 26 people (6.50%). For an <br>overview of the students' satisfaction towards the GEN0201: Thai Language Usage Course <br>online learning management, 1st semester, 2021, they are at a high level (x̄= 3.94, S.D. = <br>0.5830). Therefore, in term of ability to answer questions clearly and to the point of the course <br>instructors is the most satisfaction. In term of, details and clarity of exam schedule data (x̄=4.21, S.D. = 0.4094), course information (x̄<br>= 4.14, S.D. = 0.5028), and time table course (x̄) =4.13, S.D.= 0.5184)</p>Wimonwan NakasunAriya Poorahong
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2023-03-062023-03-06119124THE STUDY OF SATISFACTION WITH ISPRING LEARNING IN THE ONLINE SYSTEM ON THE COURSE WEBSITE
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<p>The objectives of this research are 1) to study the satisfaction towards online iSpring <br>learning on the course website and 2) to improve the efficiency in creating online iSpring <br>learning on the course website. The sample group is 400 students at Rajabhat University Suan <br>Sunandha. The questionnaire is used for collecting data. The statistics are used to analyze the <br>data are percentage (%), mean (x̄) and standard deviation (S.D.).<br>The results show that the students who answered the questionnaire are 78 males <br>(19.50%) and 322 females (80.50%), 203 students are 1st year students (50.75%), 97 students <br>are 2nd year students (24.25 %), 3rd year is 52 people (13.00%) and 4th year is 48 people <br>(12.00%). The students come from 8 departments such as Faculty of Education, 84 students <br>(21.00%), Faculty of Science and Technology, 63 People (15.75%), Faculty of Humanities and <br>Social Sciences 61 people (15.25%), Faculty of Management Sciences 58 people (14.50%), <br>Faculty of Industrial Technology 52 people (13.00%), Faculty of Fine and Applied Arts 33 <br>people (8.25%). , College of Innovation and Management 39 people (9.75%) and College of <br>Architecture 10 people (2.50%). An overview of the students' satisfaction towards online <br>iSpring learning on the course website is at a high level (x̄ = 3.93, S.D. = 0.5915). The most <br>satisfaction is giving advice or answering questions of teaching assistants in online learning (x̄= 4.21, S.D. = 0.4067), Fast communication/public relations about online learning (x̄ = 4.20,S.D. = 0.4206), and various and appropriate public relations channels for online learning andthe online learning materials/documents are interesting and useful (x̄ = 4.13, S.D. = 0.5184).</p>Sirikorn YooyongWasana Suridechakul
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2023-03-062023-03-06125129CREATING A MANUAL FOR ADDING MEMBERS ON THE GENERAL EDUCATION COURSES WEBSITE WITH MOODLE SYSTEM
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<p>The objectives of this research are 1) to prepare a manual for adding a list of members <br>on the course website, General Education for students and 2) gaining knowledge and <br>understanding in the process of adding members to the list on the course website, General <br>Education and can be applied effectively. The sample group is 300 personnel in charge of the <br>course website, General Education Course.<br>The results show that the overall satisfaction is at a high level. In terms of the booklet <br>design of the manual is at 4.56 levels or 91.11 percent, which is the highest level of satisfaction. <br>Content is at 4.49 level or 89.81 percent, with a high level of satisfaction. For the introduction <br>of the manual take advantage is at 4.58 levels or 91.67%, which is the highest level of <br>satisfaction.</p>Pasawut CheerapakornSiriman Wattana
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2023-03-062023-03-06130132PREPARING ONLINE EXAM GUIDE IN MOODLE SYSTEM FOR GENERAL EDUCATION COURSES
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<p>The objectives of this research are 1) to build knowledge and understanding in <br>working to be the same standard and 2) to reduce errors in the work by measuring the number <br>of complaints and problems of the examination. Estimated from the number of complaints <br>about problems with the examination. Assessment of the satisfaction of using the manual <br>online examination system from 400 users. The data are analyzed by using frequency, <br>percentage, mean and standard deviation.<br>The results of the research show that 1) the operation using the online exam manual <br>system can manage the event more efficiently. There is a decrease in the number of students' <br>complaints in conducting the final semester comprehensive examination. In the first semester, <br>the number of complaints is 0.97%, the second semester, the number of complaints is 0.19%, <br>and in summer semester, the number of complaints is 0.17%. 2) The results of the satisfaction <br>analysis by using the online exam manual, in terms of the book form, it is found that the <br>overall satisfaction is the most level. When consider in each item, find that the color and <br>design are interesting in which text size is easy to read and the arrangement of the images, the <br>text is well organized and the satisfaction level is highest. For content find that overall is the <br>most satisfied when considering each item, it is found that the completeness/sufficiency of <br>the content in the manual is the most satisfactory.</p>Sureeporn PhuangthongSuwannarit Wongcha-um
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2023-03-062023-03-06133139GUIDELINES FOR ORGANIZING ACTIVITIES TO PROMOTE LEARNING THAT ARE USED IN TEACHING AND LEARNING IN CLEAN-HEARTED YOUTH COURSES
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<p>The objectives for this study, on guidelines for organizing learning activities for the <br>“Clean-Hearted Youth” course, are to study the current state, problems, and needs for <br>organizations of learning activities; to develop and implement learning activities for students <br>who registered for the Clean-Hearted Youth course; to evaluate the student’s satisfaction in the <br>learning activities; and to inform related members of staff within the Institute or other related <br>offices, so they could adapt the study’s findings for other practical uses. The sample of this <br>study consisted of the course’s teaching professor, a teaching assistant, and students registered <br>for the Clean-Hearted Youth course in the academic year 2021 of Suan Sunandha Rajabhat <br>University, Thailand. The samples size was at least 300, selected using purposive sampling <br>from all registered students. Questionnaires were used to collect data, which were than <br>analyzed using percentages, mean values, and standard deviations.<br>Results<br>1. The study on the current state, problems, and needs for organizations of learning <br>activities for student in the Clean-Hearted Youth course found that 42 per cent of the students <br>registered for this course because they wished to learn about punishment policies, 21 per cent <br>wished to learn about corruption. In terms of their expectations of the course, 36 per cent of the <br>students expected to learn about community engagement and anti-corruption approaches, and <br>34 per cent expected to learn about corruption prevention. 41 per cent of the students preferred <br>the instructors to deliver the course in a way that combined lectures, class activities, games, <br>and quizzes. 24 per cent of the students preferred the contents on the punishment policies to be <br>emphasized in the Clean-Hearted Youth course. <br>2. With the implementation of learning activities in the Clean-Hearted Youth course, <br>the mark scheme was changed from the original 50:50 format – where 50 per cent of the mark <br>came from a mid-term examination, and the other 50 per cent from a final examination – to a <br>new format, where quizzes contributed 40 per cent, individual projects contributed 30 per cent, <br>and final examinations contributed 30 per cent to the overall grades. <br>3. Implementation of the learning activities in the Clean-Hearted Youth course was very <br>well received by the students, implied by the large number of registered students, filling the <br>course to its capacity.</p> <p>4. The survey on student satisfaction in the learning activities showed good results. An <br>overall satisfaction level of very satisfied was achieved.</p>Jitlada WannawongWirut Inchuran
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2023-03-062023-03-06140146TECHNIQUES FOR TEACHING AND LEARNING ONLINE FORMAT, GEN0315 COURSE, LIFE TO STOP OBESITY
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<p>This study’s objectives are to examine the current state, problems, and needs for <br>organizing learning activities, as well as teaching management techniques for an online format <br>of the GEN0315 “Life to Stop Obesity” course; to design and implement learning activities for <br>students registered in the program; and to evaluate the learning activities in terms of the <br>students’ satisfaction. Questionnaires were answered by 2 teaching professors, 1 teaching <br>assistant, and students registered for the course in the academic year of 2021 of Suan Sunandha <br>Rajabhat University. 356 students took the survey before the commencement of the course,<br>and 829 students did after the completion of the course. 400 students also took a separate survey <br>regarding their satisfaction. The questionnaires were distributed online. Frequency and <br>percentage statistics were calculated, and the answers were analyzed.<br>Results indicated that:<br>1. In the study of the current state, problems, and needs for organizing learning activities <br>for students who registered in the “ Life to Stop Obesity” course, several motivations for <br>registering for the course were found. 42 per cent of the students wished to learn the corrects <br>ways to control their body weights; 21 per cent wished to take better care of their health; 36 <br>per cent wished to learn how to get healthier, lose weight, and maintain a better physique; and <br>34 per cent wished to learn about techniques and ways to lose weight. In terms of learning <br>activities, 41 per cent of the students preferred a combination of lectures, class activities, group <br>activities, games and quizzes. In terms of the course content, 40 per cent of the students <br>preferred that the course focused more on food selection, nutrition, and on healthy diets. 35 per <br>cent of the students took surveys regarding their satisfaction in the course. <br>2. As a result of the inclusion of learning activities for students in the “Life to Stop <br>Obesity” course, the mark scheme was changed from the 50:50 format – where 50 per cent of <br>the mark came from a mid-term examination, and the other 50 per cent from a final examination<br>– to a 30: 30: 40 format. In the latter, the final exam yielded 30 per cent of the overall mark, <br>individual projects yielded another 30 per cent, and quizzes yielded the remaining 40 per cent. <br>3. In terms of practical implementation of the designed learning activities, highly <br>positive feedback was received, judging from the fact that the course was registered for to its <br>full capacity.</p>Paitoon CharoenpakWichuda Kunnu
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2023-03-062023-03-06147153THE STUDY REVIEWS AND SATISFACTION WITH THE INNOVATIVE GOOGLE DRIVE AND GOOGLE FORMS APPLICATION IN TEACHING DIGITAL LITERACY COURSES GEN0304 DIGITAL LITERACY
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<p>The study on opinions and level of satisfaction in the adoption of Google Drive and <br>Google Forms in teaching of the GEN0304 “Digital Literacy” course aims to:<br>1. to study the opinions and level of satisfaction of students in Suan Sunandha Rajabhat <br>University regarding the adoption of Google Drive and Google Forms in the teaching of the <br>GEN0304 Digital Literacy course<br>2. to design and standardize Google Drive and Google Forms implementations to suit <br>the students’ preference. <br>The population in this study consisted of undergraduate students registered for the <br>GEN0304 Digital Literacy course offered by Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University, in the <br>second semester of the academic year 2019. 327 samples were selected from the popultion of <br>2,200 students, using simple sampling and Krejcie & Morgan table. Data were collected using <br>questionnaires, and statistics used to analyze the data included mean values and standard <br>deviations.</p>Paphitchaya SilpaksaSunattha Krudthong
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2023-03-062023-03-06154159SATISFACTION OF CRITERIA TRAINING AND POSITION ASSESSMENT AND ACADEMIC STANDING OF GOVERNMENT TEACHER AND EDUCATIONAL PERSONNEL
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<p>The objective of this research is to study the level of satisfaction of criteria training and <br>position assessment and academic standing of government teacher and educational personnel <br>(WPA). The questionnaire is used for collection data and statistics is use to data analysis, i.e. <br>percentage, mean.<br>The results show that most respondents are female. 74.19%, 96.77% are teachers, <br>77.42% is graduated with a bachelor's degree. Overall, it is at a high level with an average <br>about 4.57 or 91.4% indicating that the participants have knowledge, understanding on training <br>activities, criteria and assessment of the position and academic standing of government teacher <br>and educational personnel (วPA). The satisfaction assessment results of the project participants <br>Overall, it's at a high level. The mean is 4.88 or 97.6%, indicating that the participants are <br>satisfied with the training activities, criteria and assessment of the position and academic <br>standing of government teacher and education personnel (วPA).</p>Juntee AttaphutChanicha Kidprasert
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2023-03-062023-03-06160163DEVELOPING PHOTOGRAPHIC TECHNIQUES TO CREATE A POSITIVE IMAGE
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<p>The objectives of this article are to study photography techniques that could contribute <br>to effecting positive corporate image, and to develop photography techniques of members of <br>staff, building knowledge about constituents of interesting and aesthetically-pleasing <br>photography, raising content quality so they could clearly convey stories to the audience, as <br>well as serve as evidence for the accompanying narration, making the audience familiar with <br>persons appearing in the news, allowing them to distinguish different figures and discern their <br>composures, complementing a story, and making the target audience better know an <br>organization, giving the latter a positive corporate image. As well as publicizing its news to <br>target audience, an organization must simultaneously maintain positive corporate image by, for <br>example, offering social contributions. Maintaining positive corporate image is a form of <br>public relation which can offset a corporate’s negative brand image.<br>This study’s sample consisted of 500 students and 500 members of staff. Questionnaires <br>about student satisfaction in the publicity of The Office of General Education and Innovative <br>Electronic Learning, Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University, Thailand were used as means to <br>collect data. The data was collected in the academic year 2022. The answers were analyzed <br>using percentages, mean values, and standard deviations. Results showed that the responders <br>had overall high level of satisfaction in the publicity, having a mean value of 4.17. Examining <br>different constituents, it was found that the responders rated very high on the extent at which <br>the photographs and narrations facilitated understanding of the messages being communicated, <br>having a mean value of 4.49, followed by the up-to-datedness, having a mean value of 4.22, <br>completeness and ease of understanding of the content, having a mean value of 4.10, <br>engagingness of the publicity, having a mean value of 4.03, and, appropriateness of the <br>photographs and contents, having a mean value of 4.00</p>Jitkanya PimpaKantarika Jungsa-ngasom
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2023-03-062023-03-06164170TOWARDS EFFECTIVE PROCUREMENT AND PURCHASING
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<p>The objective of this study was to examine current problems and obstacles in the <br>processes of procurement and purchasing of research consumables and equipment of The <br>Office of General Education and Innovative Electronic Learning, Suan Sunandha Rajabhat <br>University, Thailand. It used 1 set of questionnaires to survey a sample of 36 members of staff <br>of The Office of General Education and Innovative Electronic Learning in 2020. Statistics used <br>to analyze the collected data consisted of frequencies, percentages, mean values, and standard <br>deviations. Results showed that 62 per cent of the responders were female, 70 per cent were <br>between 31-40 years old, 72 per cent had graduated with bachelor’s degrees. In terms of their <br>positions, most of the responders were either university employees or temporary staff, both <br>having the same proportion at 44.5 per cent.<br>Responses to the questionnaires regarding the effectiveness of the procurement and <br>purchasing process, both for the overall system and its specific components, indicated a very <br>high satisfaction level. The 3 components with the highest satisfaction levels were, in order, <br>whether the correct equipment was procured, whether the appointment of the board was in <br>accordance with the procurement and purchasing policies, and whether the procurement and <br>purchasing were done according to plans (X=3.35, 3.33, and 3.26, respectively). Regarding <br>opinions on the effectiveness in distributing and record-keeping of the equipment, the level of <br>satisfaction, both in the overall system and in its specific components, were low. 3 of the <br>components having the highest satisfaction levels, in order, included whether registrations of <br>equipment were done in accordance with The Comptroller General’s Department’s policies, <br>whether records for disbursements of equipment were correct, and whether the accounting <br>entries were in accordance with guidelines set by the Bureau of the Budget (X=2.95, 2.93, and <br>2.90, respectively). The satisfaction level in the maintenance of the procured equipment was <br>very high. Its components included, in order of satisfaction levels, maintenance planning and <br>timetables, responsiveness to maintenance requests, and maintenance budgets (X= 3.19, 3.11, <br>and2.87, respectively). The satisfaction level in the re-selling process, both for the overall and <br>separate components of the process, was very high. The 3 components with the highest <br>satisfaction levels, in order, were documenting of re-sold equipment, whether the re-selling <br>process followed government regulations, and whether reports were published within a time <br>frame stipulated in government regulations (X=3.15,3.10, and 3.07, respectively).</p>Juneerut JannitJeeranan Sangsrijan
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2023-03-062023-03-06171177THE COST OF TRAINING, SEMINARS, AND SEMINARS IS FAST AND ACCURATE. THE MINISTRY OF FINANCE IS ORGANIZED BY THE TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT. SUAN SUNANDHA RAJABHAT UNIVERSITY
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<p>The study titled “ techniques for disbursements of expenses on organizations of <br>meetings, lectures, and seminars, for fast and correct processes that are in accordance with the <br>Ministry of Finance’s regulations,” conducted by the Personnel Training and Development <br>Department, Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University, aims to provide the University personnel <br>with knowledge and understanding regarding disbursements of expenses on organizations of <br>meetings, lectures, and seminars, and provide an easy-to- understand guideline for fast and <br>correct disbursement processes. <br>Results showed that<br>1. There were 30 members of academic staff who answered the questionnaires. Most <br>of the responders were female, totalling 20 persons (66.66 per cent), while the other 10 <br>responders (33.34 per cent) were male. <br>2. From the 30 members of academic staff who answered the questionnaires, most –<br>20 persons (66.66 per cent) – graduated with accounting or finance degrees. The other 10 <br>persons (33.34 per cent) graduated with other degrees. <br>Recommendations<br>1. There should be trainings for personnel who organizes disbursements, so they <br>would be knowledgeable in and understand policies related to procurement and purchasing<br>2. Handbooks on disbursement processes should be published, so personnel could <br>prepare documents for disbursements in a similar way.</p>Busara SrikanokKriangkrai Kongseng
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2023-03-062023-03-06178182TECHNIQUES FOR WRITING OFFICIAL BOOKS, COMPILED BY TRAINING AND PERSONNEL DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT SUAN SUNANDHA RAJABHAT UNIVERSITY
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<p>This study on techniques for writing official letters was compiled by the Personnel <br>Training and Development Department, Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University. Its objective was <br>to provide information regarding correct writing of official letters, according to the Office of <br>the Prime Minister’s regulations on correspondence. Questionnaires about techniques for <br>writing official letters of personnel of Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University were used as tools <br>to collect data.<br>The population of this study consisted of the members of staff of the Personnel Training <br>and Development Department, Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University. Purposive sampling was <br>used to obtain a total of 24 samples. Data were then processed by computing the mean values <br>and percentages of the responders. Descriptive statistics was used to analyze the data. The <br>results were reported in a tabular format. <br>Results showed that there were 24 responders from the Personnel Training and <br>Development Department, Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University. The survey question which <br>had the highest agreement level at 85.71 per cent was “writing of official letters should be clear <br>and correct, and follows a format specified by the Office of the Prime Minister’s regulations <br>on correspondence. ” The questions with following agreement levels, in order, included <br>“arrangement of content uses appropriate, clear, and easy-to-read language” (82.14 per cent), <br>and “official language should be used with appropriate recipients and in appropriate occasions” <br>( 75. 00 per cent) . Therefore, writing of official letters was both science and art. The science <br>aspect consisted of the principle of clarity, uses of language that was grammatically correct and <br>appropriate to the recipients and occasions. The art aspect consisted of uses of language that <br>was pleasing to the reader and led to fulfillments of the letter’s objectives. This required the <br>writer to be a proficient reader and an experienced writer. Writing good official letters required <br>skills and experience.</p>Chumni NinaroonPailin KlinkesornWanchak Noichan
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2023-03-062023-03-06183186THE STUDY OF ENGLISH TABOO WORD
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<p>The purpose of this study is twofold: 1) to collect and classify taboo words from the <br>subtitle of the American movie ‘Deadpool’ and 2) to investigate strategies for translating the <br>taboo words from English into Thai. The sample was chosen, using purposive sampling. This <br>study used both qualitative and quantitative approaches and adopted Pinker’s (2008) typology <br>and translation strategies of taboo words proposed by Davoodi (2009). The study found a total <br>of 154 taboo words and the results showed that the subtitle translator used 5 types of swearing<br>functions: abusive (27.92%), cathartic (24.02%), emphatic (23.38), descriptive (14.94%), and <br>idiomatic swearing (9.74%). The study also revealed 4 strategies for translating taboo words: <br>taboo for taboo ( 51. 94% ) , censorship ( 22. 07% ) , substitution ( 14. 94% ) , and applying <br>euphemism (11.05%).</p>Patcharaphan Susamawathanakun
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2023-03-062023-03-06187200THE SATISFACTION OF THE ONLINE STUDENTS OF HYFLEX CLASSROOM
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<p>This research aimed to study the satisfaction level of the students who opted for online <br>learning in the HyFlex classroom. The subject was 78 students of the Speaking and Listening <br>course at Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University. The survey was conducted to find out the level <br>of satisfaction and reasons for choosing online over on-site classroom. The statistics used for <br>data analysis are means and standard deviation. According to the study, it can be found that the <br>satisfaction level was much higher when students were present on camera in the HyFlex <br>classroom with the satisfaction result at 4.77 and the reasons for adopting the online channel <br>were logistical convenience (52%), reduced transportation expense (33%), better media quality<br>(12%), and reduced risk in physical contact (3%), respectively.</p>Napasri SuwanajotePrapoj Na Bangchang
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2023-03-062023-03-06201203PROCUREMENT MANAGEMENT AND SUPPLIES ADMINISTRATION ACCORDING TO THE REGULATIONS OF THE MINISTRY OF FINANCE
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<p>The purpose of this research is 1) In order to provide staff who, work in government <br>procurement and supplies management to have the knowledge, understanding, content, details, <br>and essence of the Royal Thai Police Act, 2) For the executives People involved in procurement <br>have additional skills, knowledge, understanding, expertise. Procurement and Supplies <br>Management Law, 3) To enable government agencies to procure quickly, accurately, and <br>efficiently. It complies with regulations, making the budget disbursement faster. <br>The results of the research are 1. Procurement ant Procurement Management Act, <br>Public Sector Act 2017, under section 4, procurement, procurement means the operation for <br>obtaining supplies by purchasing, hiring, renting, exchanging or by other juristic acts as <br>prescribed in the ministerial regulations. The reason for not declaring this Act is that the <br>procurement, procurement, and management of the government sector have the same standard <br>of operation. By defining the central standard criteria to ensure transparency and open <br>opportunity for fair competition. There is a procurement process that is thought of as important <br>to the purpose of use, which will result in worthwhile spending, 2. Regulations of the Ministry <br>of Finance on Government Procurement B. E 2017 Reasons for promulgation of the <br>Government Procurement and Supplies Management Act B.E 2017 Regulation of the Ministry <br>of Finance on Government Procurement B.E. 2017, 3. Rule Related regulations. The reason <br>for the promulgation of this Ministerial Regulation is that due to the Procurement and <br>Procurement Management Act, BE 2017, the Central Standard has been set so that government <br>agencies can use it as a guideline for the implementation. Procurement and inventory <br>management, the public sector has a framework of the same standard.</p>Supaporn Prajongjai
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2023-03-062023-03-06204210PARTICIPATION IN LOCAL DEVELOPMENT
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<p>The purposes of this research were: 1) to study the level of participation, and 2) to compare <br>people's participation in local development classified by personal factors.The samples used in the <br>research were 396 people in the municipality. The tools used for data collection were questionnaires. <br>The statistics used in the research were frequency, percentage, mean, and standard deviation. The <br>statistical significance was set at the 0.05 level.<br>The research results found that the overall value of people’ s participation in local <br>development was at a high level. When considering by each aspect, it was found that the participation <br>in the operation was at the highest level, following by participation in evaluation and follow-up, <br>participation in decision-making, and participation in receiving benefits, respectively.<br>Comparative results of people's participation in local development classified by personal <br>factors were different. There were different opinions on participation. This is in line with the research <br>hypothesis, except for the gender. For the obstacles, it was found that people in local development <br>still lack of promotion and lack of serious participation in local development that is discrete and lightminded.</p>Thuwathida Suwannarat
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