Creative and Learning Society

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• ACHARAWAN CHUTARAT
• AIMORN SAKSAENGWIJIT
• ALISA SONGSRIWITTAYA
• AMORNWICH NAKORNTHAP
• AMPAI CHANACHAI

Publications

  

  

  

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• ● A close look at the use of technology by Thai teachers in secondary EFL classrooms; Atipat Boonmoh, Thidaporn Jumpakate, Sodsai Karpklon; 2022; Journal article
• ● A colored line on an optical disk ; Wittaya Kanchanapusakit, Pattarapon Tanalikhit, Apichart Pattanaporkratana, et al.; 2025; Journal article
• ● A Comparative analysis of Learning Achievement Between Defensive Instruction and Body of Knowledge Instruction on the Electric Circuits; B. Panya, W. Poonthong, S. Arunrungrusmi, et al.; 2022; Conference proceedings article
• ● A comparison of achievement in large university classes using mentored groups versus lectures; Jitjumnong K., Suksakulchai S.; 2021; Journal article
• ● A corpus-based study of sermons to determine the stage of religious development; Raymund T. Palayon, Richard Watson Todd and Sompatu Vungthong
  ; 2021; Conference proceedings article

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• ● Adding cultural value through community learning resource management, case study, Bangmod orange orchard and local wisdom.; WASANA MANISH - Community Research and Services Center
• ● Application for STS forum Young Leaders Program 2023; THITTAPORN GANOKRATANAA - Department of Mathematics
• ● Application of Engineering Knowledge and Technology for Thai Temple Preservation: A Case Study of Wat Ratchapradit Sathit Mahasimaram Ratcha Wora Maha Viharn; CHAINARONG ATHISAKUL - Department of Civil Engineering
• ● A Study for Conceptual Plan and Design Guideline and Architectural Conservation of Hua Lamphong Area; KISNAPHOL WATTANAWANYOO - School of Architecture and Design
• ● Augmented reality (AR) technology and creative media books About The Earth and the Universe to support learning for hearing-impaired children; CHUDANAT SUDTHONGKHONG - Media Technology of Applied Arts Project