• Journal of the Korea Society of Computer and Information
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• v.29 no.3
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• pp.217-225
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• 2024

To foster the core talents of the future, the development of diverse and substantial SW·AI education programs is required, and a systematic system that can assist public education in SW and AI must be established. In this study, we develop and combine SW·AI education modules to construct a SW and AI education program applicable to public education. We also establish a systematic education system and provide sustainable SW·AI education to elementary, middle, and high school students through 'Job's Garage Camp' based on various sharing platforms. By creating a sustainable follow-up educational environment, students are encouraged to continue their self-directed learning of SW and AI. As a result of conducting a pre-post survey of students participating in the 'Job's Garage Camp', the post-survey values improved compared to the pre-survey values in all areas of 'interest', 'understanding and confidence', and 'career aspirations'. Based on these results, it can be confirmed that students had a universal positive perception and influence on SW and AI. Therefore, if the operation case of 'Job's Garage Camp' is improved and expanded, it can be presented as a standard model applicable to other SW and AI education programs in the future.

• Journal of Internet of Things and Convergence
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• v.10 no.6
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• pp.57-66
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• 2024

This study was conducted to explore the direction of AI education for secondary special education students through the educational experiences of Digital Sprout Camp instructors and teaching assistants. The research method used the FGI technique. Through literature analysis, three areas and six questions were composed, and the FGI subjects were selected from those who had teaching experience in both integrated and special school classes and had taught more than 10 times. As a result, three instructors and four teaching assistants were selected. This study conducted interviews through FGI, and extracted 43 meanings in three areas through the teaching experiences of the interview subjects. 19 meanings were extracted from integrated classes and 24 meanings from special schools, and 24 meanings were extracted from instructors and 19 meanings from teaching assistants. The educational directions extracted through the research results are as follows. Integrated classes are learner typology and customized class development, and infrastructure support. Next, special schools are individualized classes according to the characteristics of students, device support and personnel support, and provision of pre-training for teachers.

• Journal of Internet of Things and Convergence
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• v.10 no.6
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• pp.33-42
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• 2024

This study was conducted to explore the direction of artificial intelligence education for special education students through the educational experiences of digital sprout camp instructors and teaching assistants. To achieve the purpose of the study, the FGI technique was used. To this end, three areas and six questions were organized through literature analysis. The FGI subjects were selected from those who had teaching experience in both integrated and special school classes and had taught more than 10 times. As a result, three instructors and four teaching assistants were selected. This study conducted interviews through FGI, and extracted 39 meanings in three areas through the teaching experiences of the interview subjects. 19 meanings were extracted for integrated classes, 21 meanings for special schools, 19 meanings for instructors, and 20 meanings for teaching assistants. The educational directions extracted through the results of the study are as follows. Integrated classes are sufficient time and human resources support to operate education, sufficient infrastructure support, and customized education development that reflects the characteristics of students. Next, special schools should design and develop individualized classes that take into account the characteristics of students, provide sufficient infrastructure support, and provide prior training for teachers.