Learning Ecosystem Management Model for the Development of Education Management to Institutions for Sustainability in Promote Education Sandbox

Abstract

The research aimed to 1) study the components and management approaches of learning ecosystems for the development of educational management in pilot schools for sustainability in the education sandbox; 2) create and examine a learning ecosystem management model for the development of educational management of pilot schools for sustainability in the education sandbox; and 3) assess the feasibility and usefulness of the learning ecosystem management model for the development of educational management of pilot schools for sustainability in the education sandbox. This research was conducted using a mixed-methods sequential explanatory design. The Delphi technique was used to analyze document research and interview experts. The feasibility and usefulness of the learning ecosystem management model were assessed for the development of educational management in pilot schools for sustainability in the education sandbox by 100 school administrators. Data were analyzed using computer programs. Statistics included frequency, percentage, mean, and standard deviation. 

Research findings, according to objective 1: the components and guidelines for managing the learning ecosystem were divided into six areas: 1) Learning management methods; 2) curriculum and activity design; 3) resource management; 4) strategic operations; 5) information technology; and 6) network collaboration. These areas impacted the development of three aspects: learners, educators, and the community. The development of all three aspects incorporated elements of learning ecosystem management, requiring the collaboration of all sectors to foster learners' interest in education and promote lifelong learning. According to objective 2: the model for managing the learning ecosystem is deemed appropriate. According to objective 3: the evaluation of the feasibility and benefits of the learning ecosystem management model showed that it was highly feasible and extremely beneficial overall.