อบรมการสร้างผลลัพธ์การเรียนรู้ระดับรายวิชา (Course Learning Outcomes: CLOs)

 

อบรมการสร้างผลลัพธ์การเรียนรู้ระดับรายวิชา (Course Learning Outcomes: CLOs) สู่การวัดและประเมินผลตามเกณฑ์ AUN-QA

     เพื่อเป็นการเตรียมความพร้อมให้อาจารย์ผู้สอน ในการปรับหลักสูตรเข้าสู่เกณฑ์มาตรฐานหลักสูตรระดับปริญญาตรีและระดับบัณฑิตศึกษา พ.ศ. 2565 ฝ่ายคุณภาพการศึกษา สำนักมาตรฐานและบริหารวิชาการมีกำหนดจัด อบรม “การสร้างผลลัพธ์การเรียนรู้ระดับรายวิชา (Course Learning Outcomes: CLOs) สู่การวัดและประเมินผลตามเกณฑ์ AUN-QA”

วันที่ 27 มกราคม 2569  เวลา 8:30-16:00 น.

ณ ห้องประชุม ทวี บุณยเกตุ 6-1 อาคารสำนักอธิการบดี 1 ชั้น 6

English X Paper 2022

Thadphoothon, J. (2022). A Preliminary Investigation of Thai University Students’ AI Chatting Experiences and Perceptions. Proceedings of 15th National and 2nd International Conference on Humanities and Social Sciences, 773–786.

Jan 31 2026 at 5 PM in BKK on Jan 31st

On January 31, 2026, 10:00 AM UK time will be 5:00 PM (17:00) in Thailand. 

Here is the breakdown:

• On January 31, 2026, the UK will be observing Greenwich Mean Time (GMT), which is UTC+0. British Summer Time (BST) begins on March 29, 2026.
• Thailand observes Indochina Time (ICT) year-round, which is UTC+7. There is no daylight saving time in Thailand.
• The time difference is a constant 7 hours (Thailand is 7 hours ahead of the UK). 

Therefore, 10:00 AM GMT + 7 hours = 5:00 PM ICT.

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Sum of Assessment Dec 20

EL314 Final Self-Assessment

Test your knowledge on Business Presentation Skills

Topic: Hedging & Taking Questions

1. Which sentence is the most polite/hedged?

2. Using the L.A.C. method for Q&A, what does 'A' stand for?

Topic: Sequencing & Time Management

1. Which word is best for moving to the next topic?

2. If you are running out of time, what should you say?

Topic: Engaging the Audience

1. What is a "Hook"?

2. Which is an example of a Rhetorical Question?

Topic: Emphasizing & Paraphrasing

1. Which phrase signals that you are simplifying a complex idea?

2. How do you emphasize a key point?

Topic: Self-Correction

1. You said the wrong number. What is the best fix?

2. You lost your place in your notes. What do you say?

Time Expressions in Business Presentations

Time Expressions

Managing Time in Business Presentations

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Course: EL314 การนำเสนอทางธุรกิจ (Block 4)

Instructor: Asst. Prof. Dr. Janpha Thadphoothon

(Click 'Next' to start)

Objectives

• Ask about time limits politely ("How much time do I have?").
• Manage your speaking pace ("Briefly," "Quickly").
• Handle running late ("I see we are running out of time").
• Prioritize content when under pressure.

Before You Start

Never assume you have unlimited time. Always check.

❌ Too Casual:
"How long?" / "Time finish when?"

✅ Professional:
• "How much time do I have for this presentation?"
• "Are we strictly limited to 10 minutes?"
• "I will keep my remarks brief."

Controlling the Pace

Use these phrases to show you are in control of the time.

To be quick:
"I will briefly summarize the findings..."
"Just a quick overview of the data..."

To skip details:
"I won't go into detail here..."
"In the interest of time, I will skip to the results."

Emergency: Running Out of Time

The moderator points at their watch. What do you say?

Do NOT say: "Wait, I am not finished!" (This is rude).

Say this instead:

• "I see we are running short on time, so I will wrap up."
• "I’m conscious of the time, so let’s move to the conclusion."
• "I’m afraid we have run out of time."

Practice: Asking the Boss

You enter a meeting room. You need to know your time limit.

Practice: The Wrap Up

You have 5 slides left, but only 1 minute remaining.

Final Quiz

Q: What does "To be brief" mean?

Summary

• Respecting time = Respecting the audience.
• Always ask: "How much time do I have?"
• If you are late, cut the details, not the conclusion.
• Assignment: Practice summarizing your 10-minute presentation in just 2 minutes (The Elevator Pitch).

Be Punctual!

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Self-Correction in Business Presentations

Self-Correction

What to Do When You Make a Mistake

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Course: EL314 การนำเสนอทางธุรกิจ (Block 4)

Instructor: Asst. Prof. Dr. Janpha Thadphoothon

(Click 'Next' to begin)

Objectives

• Normalize mistakes (Everyone makes them!).
• Learn professional phrases to correct yourself.
• Avoid over-apologizing ("Sorry sorry sorry").
• Practice recovering smoothly from a slip-up.

Don't Panic!

Even Steve Jobs made mistakes on stage.

The Wrong Reaction:
"Oh no! Sorry! I am so stupid. Sorry, sorry. Wait..." (Panic = Audience feels uncomfortable)

The Professional Reaction:
"Correction... what I meant to say was..." (Calm = Audience trusts you)

Self-Correction Phrases

1. Small Slips (Wrong Word/Number):
• "Correction, that should be 50%, not 15%."
• "Or rather..."
• "Let me rephrase that."

2. Getting Lost (Forgot what to say):
• "Excuse me, let me check my notes for a moment."
• "Let me backtrack for a second."

3. Wrong Slide shown:
• "Apologies, let me just find the correct slide."

Practice: Wrong Number

You said: "Our profit was 1 million."
But the slide says 10 million.

How do you fix it?

Practice: Wrong Word

You said: "This product is very expensive."
You meant: "This product is very exclusive."

Final Quiz

Q: Why should you avoid saying "Sorry" too many times?

Summary

• Mistakes are human. Recovery is professional.
• Use phrases like "Correction," "Rather," or "What I meant was..."
• Stop. Breathe. Correct. Move on.
• Assignment: If you make a mistake in your group presentation, use one of these phrases to fix it calmly.

Keep Practicing!

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Emphasizing & Paraphrasing

Emphasizing & Paraphrasing

Making Your Message Clear and Strong

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Course: EL314 การนำเสนอทางธุรกิจ (Block 4)

Instructor: Asst. Prof. Dr. Janpha Thadphoothon

(Click 'Next' to start)

Objectives

• Understand the difference between Emphasizing and Paraphrasing.
• Learn power words to highlight key points.
• Practice "In other words" to explain complex ideas.
• Test your ability to clarify a business message.

1. Emphasizing

Why do we do it? To wake the audience up and tell them: "This is important!"

Useful Phrases:

• "What is crucial here is..."
• "I would like to stress that..."
• "The main point is..."
• "Let me repeat that..."

2. Paraphrasing (Restatement)

Why do we do it? Because sometimes our explanation is too technical or difficult.

❌ Too Hard:
"The fiscal revenue stream has been suboptimal due to macroeconomic volatility."

✅ Paraphrased:
"In other words, we made less money because the economy is bad."

Key Phrases: "In other words...", "To put it simply...", "Basically..."

Practice: Emphasize It!

Sentence: "Safety is important."

Make this sentence stronger for a presentation.

Practice: Paraphrase It!

Technical Jargon:
"We need to facilitate a synergistic optimization of our workflow." (Confusing!)

How do you say this simply?

Final Quiz

Q: When should you use the phrase "In other words..."?

Summary

• Use Emphasis ("Crucially," "Especially") to highlight your best points.
• Use Paraphrasing ("In other words," "To put it simply") to make sure everyone understands.
• Assignment: In your presentation, find one technical term and paraphrase it for the audience.

Great job!

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