Guidelines for Designing Local Learning Materials from place name in the Process of Studying Landscape Architecture Ban Nong Sim, Lao Chan Village, Kaedam District, Maha Sarakham Province.
Keywords:
Place name, landscape architecture, local learning material, storybookAbstract
This research applies the process of studying place name data at Ban Nong Sim, Lao Chan Village, Kae Dam Subdistrict, Kae Dam District, Maha Sarakham Province, to design local learning materials from place names in form of a storybook. In addition, a Community Participatory Action Research method was also used in this current study that integrated with the landscape architecture design course. The operation processes consisted of searching and studying the initial data, surveying and interviewing data, collecting community data, data validating procedures by the community, and delivering the complete work back to the community, including collecting data for satisfaction assessment for both before and after the project participation. As a result of the operation, storybooks based on local place names were produced namely; 1) Mahatsajan, 2) The Wonders of Lao Chan Forest, and 3) My House. For the satisfaction assessment results both before and after the community and students' participation, it conformed in promoting knowledge and understanding that related to place name and community forests with a high level. In order to promote learning and preserve the place name, the community has decided to organize a vegetation survey project of the community forest. Keywords: Place name, landscape architecture, local learning material, storybook
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