Implementation Smart student: providing 30 students studies in

Education and Leadership in Glocalization : What does “think globally, act locally” mean for education around the world? 21-24 2014 147 Third is other information relating to the development of the iLearning system. From study, we found that most subjects use their PC personal computer to access to the system for 47, and most of these prefer social media, such as Facebook for 51. And the media that 33 love to use the most is video.

4.1.2 Modernizations: For previous

development in Hatyai University, the strategy was focused on an educational quality development to become experts EdPEx. This strategy will make a well-qualified scholar with efficiency and productivity, which comprises of three competencies 3T. - Teaching T1 is a teaching technique that focuses on the student to be center. Instructors will look for knowledge through network society and practice their teaching skills in order to make students have real-life experience, and also accept the changes of new innovation to create enjoyable learning environment for students. - Touch T2 is a close monitoring technique that promotes the student to be part of excellent management and service. - Technology T3 is the method to manage the learning system by using iUniversity to manage information system, innovation, and new management system.

4.1.3 Interactive: Students are able to manage

their classes for both in-class and out-class. Students can review the lessons and materials anytime anywhere including better interaction between instructors and students. By using these techniques, instructors will be able to interact with students and create more interesting learning environment for the students.

4.1.4 Effective: To assess the performance of

media that the instructors use from smart teachers and continue developing until it covers all instructors. 4.2 Design Hatyai University Innovative Learning Project is an innovative and information technology development for learning and studying project, which is divided into five parts. Figure 3. Innovative Learning design

4.2.1 Infrastructure: the improvement of basic

infrastructure can promote learning activities as iLearning.

4.2.2 LMS Applications: the development of

information technology to support and manage learning activities, such as iLearning system, e-book making, and Hatyai University App.

4.2.3 Smart teachers: the quality development

of teaching system for instructors and students.

4.2.4 Research and Development: teaching

research development

4.2.5 Courseware and learning materials: the

production of teaching media from other sources and instructors, such as Open Courseware and Simulation Games 4.3 Development In order to support new modern teaching system, Innovative learning can improve current teaching system to become International teaching System by integrating current teaching system with social network and social media. This innovative learning system can improve learning and teaching performance of instructors and make professional scholars [4]. Factors to make innovative learning consist of the following:

4.3.1 infrastructure: establishing smart

classroom with full of modern electronic devices to support teaching system, establishing research and development center for innovation of mobile RDIM, and making new lesson contents by improving classroom and laboratory to support iLearning teaching system.

4.3.2 Smart teachers:

establishing 15 instructors for board of committee from who has passed the previous iLearning system seminar with new technology to support teaching system. - Learning how to use Google app for Education - Learning how to use basic and advance iLearning system - Learning how to use Facebook for teaching system - Learning how to use iBook Author - Adjusting basic knowledge about using computer on iPad and Macintosh

4.3.3 Smart courseware: producing teaching

media to support teaching system by using knowledge from the seminar including providing software and courseware to support teaching system from other sources

4.3.4 Smart tools: establishing iLearning

system for all classes in order to increase online class efficiency.

4.4 Implementation Smart student: providing 30 students studies in

the class of Smart teacher and evaluate satisfaction of the class. We found that the satisfaction of the student is in the range of “Good”. Smart teacher: all instructors are able to make fan page, e-book, iTunes U for their own classes in order to support all in-class activities and create more channels to interact with students. Besides, we found that all instructors are able to make their own teaching media very well by using iBook author. Education and Leadership in Glocalization : What does “think globally, act locally” mean for education around the world? 21-24 2014 148 Smart tools: From the results of the survey relating to the efficiencies on how to use tools to support iLearning system from both instructors and students, we found that the satisfaction of all users is in the range of “Good” in terms of design, function, and efficiency of the system. 4.5 Evaluation From this research, we evaluate a group of students who has passed the class that were taught with iLearning system in many aspects. We measured the satisfaction of learners to iLearning system or introducing new tools and media. We also evaluate the comparison of scores or GPA of the student as pre-assessment and post-assessment, how well the students can access through the system, and which channels that the student preferred to access the most [5].

5. Conclusion

The development of innovative learning or iLearning system is an integration of innovation and technology to develop a new teaching system in order to increase learning efficiency. Therefore, we have to develop the performance of instructor by establishing a group of smart teachers and train them about any relating iLearning programs. We also have to prepare the infrastructure in order to support this new teaching system coupled with investing on innovative technological research and development. Then, these smart teacher groups can produce new teaching media or provide software and courseware in order to use in class and also measure the efficiency of innovative learning. In addition, we have tested smart students in the pilot scale. We found that these students are very satisfied with innovative learning system in terms of modernization which focus on the learner as a center, interactive function that allow instructors to be able to manage the class from both inside the class and outside the class, and better relationship and interaction between instructors and learners which allow instructors to be more connect with the students. References [1] Badrul H. Khan. 2004. The People–Process– Product Continuum in E-Learning: The E-Learning P 3 Model. Issue of Educational Technology, Volume 44, Number 5, Pages 33-40. [2] Balraj Kistow. 2011. Blended learning in higher education: A study of a graduate school of business, Trinidad and Tobago. Caribbean Teaching Scholar, Vol. 1, No. 2, November 2011, 115–128. [3] Clank, R. C. and Mayer, R. E. 2003. E-Learning and the science of instruction. John WileySons,Inc, New York. [4] Khan, Badrul, H. 2005. Learning features in an open, flexible, and distributed environment. AACE Journal, 132, 137-153. [5] Malataras, P., Pallikarakis, N. 2007. Evaluation of an E-learning Course in Biomedical Technology Management. Computer-Based Medical Systems, 2007. , 687 – 692. CBMS 07. Twentieth IEEE International Symposium on. [6] Marc, Rosenberg, J. 2001. E-Learning: Strategies for Delivering Knowledge in the Digital Age. United State: McGraw-Hill. [7] Narat Kornkamol. 2012. Blended Learning Management System Development: A Case Study of Hatyai Universty.Thailand. Management of Information Technology, PSU Conference.