Teaching and learning in the 21st century is not as focused on lecture notes as in the past. Students must listen to the teacher and answer exactly as the teacher teaches but emphasizes as the instructor is a coach or a facilitator is not a teacher that teaches only and must be organized Learning for change (Transformative Learning) is learning to make changes within oneself including worldview affective attributes cognitive attributes and behaviors (psychomotor attributes) is to change dramatically complete in all aspects it is a change known as the Holistic Change” (Thitirat Raksasri 2019). Learning with digital technology is considered a learning style suitable for the new generation. Because it is a model that can use technology to be useful in teaching and learning both inside and outside the classroom. Result in new learning styles such as massive open online courses (MOOCs) or other learning channels such as video computer games social media and audio media (OKMD 2019). It is therefore a good opportunity for students to be able to choose a learning style that is suitable for themselves. According to a study by Jiratan Prayaruwong (2019). It was found that learning English using digital media technology allows learners to develop and develop proficiency in English. It can be used to study and search for knowledge and information by oneself in the 21st century and achieve complete and effective lifelong learning skills. Therefore teaching and learning English integrated with digital technology and practical training it is a suitable idea for the development of English communication skills of Thai youth in the 21st century and in line with the education reform policy the national strategy for the development and enhancement of human resource capacity of Thailand at present (Nattaphon Teepsuwan 2019).

It is a must for Thai citizens in this digital era to be able to absorb internationalization skills to survive in the connected world. The study entitled The development of a 3D application for teaching English with integrated digital technology and practical training aims to develop a 3D application for integrated English teaching with digital technology and practical training. Academic literature about 3D application systems the achievability of problems and instructional system design frameworks were reviewed. Additionally in- depth interviews were conducted with 10 key informants using a snowballing technique. The informants were English-teaching experts teachers and social science students. The main findings from the in- depth interviews revealed that most participants did not use HMD VR to learn and practice English language skills while traditional styled teaching was used more often. There had not been much technology-integrated learning compared to language- related games and applications were used. Moreover VR was not applied much to English learning. Accordingly with the devices of Unity Oculus Blender and C# language the development of 3D applications for teaching English with practical training has been developed as an appropriate and optional tool for Thai students with an educational opportunity in English communicative skill practice in the virtual world and accessibility to the useful technology.

The purpose of this study is to study the statement of problems in English writing and its relevant factors. The population and sample are students in the faculty of Business Administration in Business English Program Rajamangala University of Technology Phra Nakhon. The samples were 116. The research methodology is suNey research which is mixed method using both qualitative and quantitative method. The research instrument is questionnaire in English writing problems. The analysis of data conducted both descriptive statistics which are frequency percentage average and standard deviation and inferential statistics which are student-t and F statistics to analyze pair statistical differentiation of Shaffe method and the analysis of correlation coefficient. The results of the study can be depicted as follow: the highest frequency of the sample are sophomore students the high school grade of 12 average GPA in the range of 2.50-3.50 having experience in a Language school. The descriptive statistics of the sample parents are self-employed average monthly income of 30000 baht. The results about English writing problems are: incentive to write English at a high level English writing problems of overall sample at a high level. Sort the problems as follows: sentence structure grammatical and the use of words. Factors related to the writing problems in English showed that gender and parents occupation are statistically significant at 0.05 in writing English. The motivation to write English is related to problems in writing English without statistical significance.

The objective of the research is to identify the problems and needs in developing the English communication skills in the workplace of front office hotel staff in Nakhon Ratchasima province. The sample of the study are 420 front office hotel staff in management and operational level selected by using the area random sampling. The data collection approach employed in this study was mix method both questionnaire and interview. The collected data were then analyzed and compared by using frequency percentage mean and standard deviation. The findings were as follows: 1. Four English language skills (listening speaking reading and writing) are essential for all staff and listening is considered as the most important followed by speaking. 2. The main problems of using English in the workplace are writing and reading due to lack of confidence unfamiliarity with the grammatical structure and vocabulary. 3. All staff are desirable to develop English communication skills especially speaking and listening in different situation duties and responsibilities.

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.