Composition of Website Service System on Cloud Computing for Private Vocational Education Institutions Case Study : Pakphanang Vocational College Nakhon Si Thammarat
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Cloud computing is becoming more and more significant in organizations. Online systems for management education are the next normal. Using cloud computing can improve the effectiveness of services. In this research, we study the composition of website service systems on cloud computing and the suitability of the major website for private vocational education institutions. The study population consists of 63 exclusive teachers and staff, including 2 executives, 5 heads of major, 9 heads of department, and 46 teachers. The tools used in this study are the model design suitability of website service system on cloud computing for private vocational education institutions assessment form and the suitability of the major website assessment form. The result shows that model design suitability composition of website service system on cloud computing together with Cloud Computing Server, Virtual Server, and Client. Expert evaluation results are at the highest level , and the suitability composition of the major website content for private vocational education institutions is also at the highest level.
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