7. Conclusion
The U-CCPS learning activities consisted of studies of content, Collaborative Learning with Creative Problem-Solving
Process and conclusion. The process of Collaborative Learning with Creative Problem-Solving Process consisted of five stages:
1) identify tasks/problem issues, 2) plan for the project/job, 3) create the project/job, 4) present the project, and 5) evaluation of
the project.
The findings from this study appear to provide strong support for the premise that a collaborative learning and teaching
approach delivered using a ubiquitous learning environment could provide strong support for developing undergraduate students’
creative thinking skills because students can share knowledge and interact with their friends.
The U-CCPS learning activities are an appropriate technique for use in education and can help undergraduate students to
develop knowledge and skills in information and communication technology.