This research aimed to collect classify and process the data of Moh Phon’s diseases and herbal drugs from his medicine scriptures analyze and design the database with its user interfaces. Then the program of Moh Phon’s diseases and herbal drugs database was developed. After that the program was tried out by the sample group of 50 students from the third year of the field of English for International Communication faculty of Liberal Arts Rajamangala University of Technology Phra Nakhon. Finally the students of 15 males and 35 females answered the questionnaires of their satisfaction of using the program. The results were as follows: 1. The data of Moh Phon’s diseases and herbal drugs consisted of core information as follows: names of diseases names of herbal medicines names of herbs which were ingredients of each medicine recipe the properties of each medicine recipe and how to prevent some diseases. 2. The questionnaires analysis of students’ satisfaction of using the program of Moh Phon’s diseases and herbal drugs database revealed that the overall arithmetic mean of users’ satisfaction was 75.00. The highest scored item of 87.50 percent was “I think this program is useful”; and the lowest scored item of 66.50 percent was “I think the screen format is interesting”. Moreover there were 7 users who showed their positive opinions towards the program which was 14 percent of all the informants.

The purposes of this research were to design contents build both document-based and electronic-based teaching materials and find out the students’ satisfaction towards the use of ASEAN Economic Community related lessons for English writing courses. The sample group consisted of two 30-student sections of totally 60 third-year undergraduate students majoring in English for International Communication faculty of Liberal Arts Rajamangala University of Technology Phra Nakhon. After they had tried using the lessons did the document-based exercises answered the first questionnaire tried the electronic-based exercises and answered the second questionnaire their data were analyzed and revealed as follows. 1. The analysis of the first questionnaire revealed that the students’ average satisfaction towards the English writing content lessons was in the highly middle level with 3.15 out of 5 points or 63 per cent. 2. The analysis of the first questionnaire also revealed that the students’ average satisfaction towards the English writing document-based exercises was again in the highly middle level with 3.38 out of 5 points or 67.67 per cent. 3. The analysis of the second questionnaire revealed that the students’ average satisfaction towards the English writing electronic-based exercises was in the high level with 3.65 out of 5 points or 72.98 per cent. In comparison there was a difference of 0.27 points or 5.31 per cent between the students’ satisfaction towards the electronic-based exercises and that towards the document-based exercises implying that the students preferred the electronic-based exercises to the document-based exercises.

The purposes of this research were to build and develop a standardized test used to measure English abilities compliant with the curriculum of the fourth-year students of rajamangala University of Tecnology phra nakhon. There were group of the students namelt the frist group which consisted of 57 students takung the electronic tests via the use of the electronic test and to and obtain a computer program prototype for measuring English abilities.

The purposes of this research were to build and develop a standardized test used to measure English abilities compliant with the curriculum of the fourth-year students of Rajamangala University of Technology Phra Nakhon. There were two groups of the students namely the first group which consisted of 57 students who took the traditional pilot paper test and the latter which consisted of 63 students taking the electronic test via the Internet. The other purposes were to find out the students/users’ attitudes and satisfaction towards the use of the electronic test and to obtain a computer program prototype for measuring English abilities. The results were as follows: 1. The item analysis of the pilot paper test revealed that there were 64 items of appropriate difficulty index and discrimination power whereas that of the electronic test revealed that only 56 items had appropriate difficulty index and discrimination power. Even though the latter test had been improved the accepted items were fewer. This led to the assumption that the characteristics of doing an electronic test affected students’ decisions and made them guess more than when they took a paper test. 2. The questionnaires analysis of students’ satisfaction of using the electronic test program to measure their English abilities revealed that the overall arithmetic mean was 75.72. The highest scored item of 87.59 percent was “I think this e-test program is useful”; and the lowest scored item of 66.21 percent was “I think the screen format is interesting”. Moreover there were 11 users who showed their positive opinions towards the e-test program which was 18.97 percent of the latter group.