Objective
This exploratory sought to study, develop, utilize, and evaluate the instructional model based on connectivism learning theory to enhance problem-solving skill in ICT for daily life of based on connectivism learning theory to enhance problem-solving skill in ICT for daily life of higher education students.
Methodology
The research procedure includes three phases: The first phase: Studying the instructional model based on connectivism learning theory to enhance problemsolving skill in ICT for daily life of higher education students (Rampai and Sopeerak, 2011). 1. Analyzing the elements of connectivism learning theory are included the elements of the connectivism taxonomy states (Awareness & receptivity, Connection-forming, Contribution & involvement, Pattern recognition, Meaning-making, Praxis). 2. Analyzing the elements of social networking are included the elements of web-based learning, learning management system (LMS) with social media, m-learning (tablet & smart phone). 3. Analyzing the elements of ICT for daily life are included ICT competency- the body of knowledge and skills an individual must possess at a recognized level of competence in specific ICT for daily life. 4. Analyzing the elements of the 21st century skills: problem-solving skill by using problem-based learning (PBL) process. 5. Integrating the elements of connectivism taxonomy, social networking, ICT competency for daily life, and problem-solving skill. The second phase: Developing the instructional model based on connectivism learning theory to enhance problem-solving skill in ICT for daily life of higher education students. The third phase: Evaluating the instructional model based on connectivism learning theory to enhance problem-solving skill in ICT for daily life of higher education students by using focus group discussion method. The participants of this study were specialists who were involved in curriculum and instruction, instructional design, information and communication technologies from universities in Thailand. There were ten experts focus group discussion in accreditation the developed instructional model based on connectivism learning theory to enhance problem-solving skill in ICT for daily life of higher education student