The design of English motion graphics and printing media of poisonous jellyfish for foreign tourists in Thailand aged 25 to 34 years

The research on "The design of English motion graphics and printing media of
poisonous jellyfish for foreign tourists in Thailand aged 25 to 34 years" has the following
objectives: 1) To study information about jellyfish in Thailand and the process of designing
motion graphic media, brochures, and publicity posters. 2) To design motion graphic media
and printed materials in English to educate foreign tourists aged 25–34 about the dangers of
jellyfish. 3) To evaluate the satisfaction and awareness of the educational motion graphic media
and printed materials among foreign tourists aged 25–34 affected by tourism in Thailand. The
work was evaluated by five experts in marine medicine and media design, and the media was
developed before being assessed by the sample group. The population and sample group
consisted of 30 foreign tourists who have visited or are currently visiting Thailand. Data was
collected using a Google Form questionnaire with a purposive sampling method. The research
tools were the questionnaire and data analysis, which involved calculating the mean and
standard deviation. The research findings show good quality and satisfaction assessment of the
educational motion graphic media, brochures, and posters. The materials effectively increased
the sample group's knowledge and understanding of jellyfish information and basic first aid,
which can be applied in real life. This aligns with the research objectives.