Integrating Pedagogical Model for Simulation-Based Learning in Hospitality TVET Students: Attitudes and Satisfaction

Boon, Quah Wei; Kok, Roseline Anak; Aziz, Azreena

doi:10.6007/ijarbss/v11-i6/10195

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“…Quah, Roseline, and Aziz (2021) sought to examine hospitality student attitudes toward, and satisfaction with, the use of the Front Office Tasks Simulator (FOTS) as a learning tool. They used purposive sampling to collect questionnaires from hospitality education students in their third semester year of college.…”

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Perceived usefulness of simulation learning in hospitality education

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2022

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PurposeThe purpose of this study was to analyze the effectiveness of simulation learning techniques within both face-to-face and online courses. The specific objective for this study was to answer two questions: (1) What are the specific benefits the simulation learning component adds to the course(s)? (2) How do students perceive the usefulness of the simulation learning component to their prepared readiness to enter the industry?Design/methodology/approachAn open-ended survey was administered at the end of the course to conduct a content analysis of student perspectives of the incorporation of cloud-based, educational simulation learning into educational courses. A discussion of the students' perspective of the SIM labs benefits, ease of use and perceived usefulness of this trending learning component has been reviewed, along with the comparison of the online and face-to-face viewpoints.FindingsSome of the identified successes were the ability to collaborate between online and face-to-face classes. Another was the ability to incorporate the application and decision-making components of the textbook into their virtual position of the simulation (SIM) learning lab from an owner's/general manager's perspective. Finally, the SIM labs provided the instructor with a measurable tool to have students compete in a healthy environment.Originality/valueValuable insights were gained into the student's perspective and helped in needed adjustments to better utilize this type of active learning. By studying a specific simulation learning component of this type of electronic learning (e-learning,) valuable contextual explanations to support the other types of active learning techniques mentioned above can be gained.

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confidence: 99%