The study entitled “Education 4.0: An Evaluation of Students’ Attitudes towards Using Mobile Applications for English Language Learning” a mixed-method research aims to find out what are the students’ attitudes towards the use of mobile assisted in language learning what factors result in the acceptance and the use of mobile applications for English language learning and what are the application features responding to the students’ needs. The participants in this study were selected based on the convenience sampling method. They were undergraduate students studying at the tertiary level from the first-year to the fourth-year in the Faculty of Liberal Arts Rajamangala University of Technology Phra Nakhon in the academic year of 2020. The total number of participants was 131 university students. The research instruments used for data collection was questionnaire which can be divided into four parts as follows: Part 1 general information Part 2 mobile applications used for English language learning Part 3 factors affecting the acceptance and the use of mobile applications for English language learning and Part 4 open-ended questions for additional information and suggestions so as to develop the features of mobile assisted in English language learning responding to the students’ needs. The data obtained from the questionnaire were divided into two types. The quantitative data such as the scores from 4-point Likert scale were analyzed by using descriptive statistics for example frequency percentage mean and standard deviation. In addition to the qualitative data the students’ written opinions were analyzed by using textual analysis word clouds and sentiment analysis of users’ attitudes towards the use of mobile applications for English language learning. Most participants in this study were female university students whose age ranged from 18 to 22 years old. These participants filled in the four rating scale questionnaire: 4 strongly agree 3 agree 2 disagree and 1 strongly disagree to report their attitudes towards the use of mobile applications for English language learning. The results of the study showed that most participants frequently used Youtube and Facebook to develop their vocabulary. The individual factors such as gender age and English language proficiency were not correlated with the acceptance and the use of mobile application for English language learning. The participants also reported that they strongly agreed on the performance expectancy and the perceived usefulness with a low to moderate correlation in each factor. According to the descriptive analysis and textual analysis the results reported that these university students showed positive attitudes towards the use of mobile applications for English language learning because it was easy fast and could access information quickly. One possible explanation for this was their age group. These participants were the members of generation Z who were born with innate digital literacy and the advancement of technology. They were also familiar with social media. However one of the limitations in the study was data analysis since the results of sentimental analysis and textual analysis might be influenced by word segmentation approach. For the content of English the differences between general English and English for Specific Purposes did not result in any decisions on using the mobile application for English language learning.

This research intends to study the English language learning strategies of students in the faculty of Liberal Arts Rajamangala University of Technology Phra Nakhon and to compare the learning strategies among gender three fields of study and English language achievement. The population group is 215 second-year Liberal Arts students in the second semester of the academic year 2016. The instrument was the Strategy Inventory for Language Learning (SILL) questionnaire. The obtained data were analyzed to find percentage mean and standard deviation. The study findings revealed that the overall use of English language learning strategies was at the medium level (=3.19). When considering each strategy the highly used learning strategy was compensation learning strategies (=3.46) and followed by affective learning strategies (=3.36) metacognitive strategies (=3.15) social strategies (=3.13) memory strategies (=3.03) and cognitive strategies (=3.01) respectively. The result also indicated that the learners’ fields of study and English language achievement significantly affected the overall learning strategies but gender did not show significant differences.

Study the use of the English language integration courses for undergraduate accounting the first year Business Administration. Accounting majors Rajamangala University of Technology Phra Nakhon aims 1) to create an integrated accounting training courses in English. For use in teaching undergraduate 1st year basis effective 75/75 2) to compare the achievement of students with accounting principle courses. The English language integrated with learners by teaching the usual 3) to study the attitudes of learners towards integrated accounting principles with English. 4) to the experiments to be adopted to develop teaching accounting principles. The sample consist of undergraduate students in 1st year Business Administration. Accounting majors Rajamangala University of Technology Phra Nakhon 72 were used in this study was a questionnaire with the reliability both by means of Cronbach equal 0.955 data analysis methods percentage mean standard deviation t-test results were found. 1. Performance lesson 78.05/77.91 which meet the criteria 75/75 match with the hypothesis the study set. 2. Achievement of students in the experimental group were higher than those based classes. Normal with mean of 23.52 and 19.54 respectively. 3. Benefit analysis questionnaire of students toward them. Knowledge of how to teach and assess the knowledge that has been seeing a lot of cases. Findings are suggested as follows 1. Provide training to teachers using English language teacher. 2. Create lesson Integrated English in others. 3. Published the English lesson to other Rajamangala University of Technology across the country. 4. The management of higher education should encourage teachers to produce in other subjects.

This research is aimed to study the English language learning styles of Liberal Arts students Rajamangala University of Technology Phra Nakhon. The target group of this study include 248 first-year students of Liberal Arts studying English II in the academic year 2012.The tools used for this research are the Perceptual Learning Style Preference Questionnaire (PLSPQ) (Reid 1987) and data analysis using SPSS for Windows program version 11.5. The statistics used include the percentage mean and standard deviation. It was found that the three main learning styles were: GLS- Group Learning Style (3.63); ALS- Audio Learning Style (3.54) and KLS- Kinesthetic Learning Style (3.45) respectively.

The purposes of this research were to (1) study the needs of teachers and students in Secondary Education Service Area Office 11 in English instruction using mobile electronic devices (m-Learning) and (2) to develop the model of English language instruction using mobile electronic devices (m-Learning) for Upper Secondary Students in Secondary Educational Service Area Office 11. The samples were 222 teachers and 394 students taken from Secondary Educational Service Area Office 11 using a Taro Yamane’s formula with the significant level of .05. The research procedure was divided into two phases. Phase one was the study of the needs of teachers and students in teaching and learning using mobile electronic devices two sets of questionnaires; one set for teachers and one set for students were used to collect data. A model of English instruction using mobile electronic devices was created in this phase. Phase two was the verification of the developed model by the experts. A verification form was used to collect data. Data were analyzed through mean and standard deviation. The research findings were as follows: