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An Examination of the Applicability of the Modeling Learning Material "KuruKuru" to Informatics Noriya Ogawa (Graduate School of Shinshu Univ.), Mizue kayama, Nobuyuki Tachi (Shinshu Univ.), Seitaro Kakumu, Shieon Park (Graduate School of Shinshu Univ.), Tatsuya Sasaki (Shinshu Univ.), Takashi Nagai (Institute of Technologists), Atsushi Hirata (Hiroshima University Fukuyama Secondary and High School) ET2025-70 |
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This study introduced “Kurukuru,” a modeling teaching material based on home appliance operation, into the high school general subject “Information I” and examined its applicability. In the lessons, students described washing machine operations as activity diagrams on SRPS and learned by operating a miniature washing machine controlled by a micro:bit. The lessons were conducted twice for 161 second-year high school students in Hiroshima Prefecture. Students were tasked with designing both a specified washing method and their own unique washing method. We conducted error analysis and structural analysis of the submitted assignments, along with qualitative analysis of responses from an open-ended questionnaire. The results revealed challenges in instructional design for actual classroom implementation. Furthermore, the study demonstrated the creation of diverse branching structures and showed that this teaching material enhances learner engagement. |
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Learning Technology / Informatics / Model Driven Development / Real-world oriented teaching materials / / / / |
| Reference Info. |
IEICE Tech. Rep., vol. 125, no. 391, ET2025-70, pp. 60-67, March 2026. |
| Paper # |
ET2025-70 |
| Date of Issue |
2026-02-25 (ET) |
| ISSN |
Online edition: ISSN 2432-6380 |
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