THE CONSTRUCTION OF COMPUTER SOFTWARE FOR KRABI KRABONG COMPETITION ORGANIZATION
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The purposes of this research were to construct and seek for the efficiency of computer software for Krabi Krabong competition organization. This research was divided into three phrases. Phrase 1 consisted of reviewing related document and researches, interviewing twelve experts who were key informants, and constructing a computer software for Krabi Krabong competition organization. The tool used in this phrase was a semi-structured interview form reviewed by a panel of five experts, the content validity of which was found at 0.86. The data collection was conducted with interviewing, tape recording and photographing. Phrase 2 was confirming a constructed computer software for Krabi Krabong competition organization by a panel of seven experts who were key informants. The data were collected with the focus group method, tape recording and photographing. Phrase 3 was employed by seeking for the efficiency of constructed computer software for Krabi Krabong competition organization. The tool used in this phrase was an efficiency testing record form in accordance with the Krabi Krabong competition rules and regulations, which was reviewed by a panel of five experts, the content validity of which was found at 0.95. The testing was conducted for five times.
The constructed computer software for Krabi Krabong competition organization contained three systems: the first one was the system of application for competition participation, the second one was the system of competition organization, and the third one was the system for refereeing. The efficiency testing result of constructed computer software for Krabi Krabong competition organization was found consistent in accordance with the Krabi Krabong competition rules and regulations for five times of testing at the accuracy percentage of 100.00 with zero relative errors.
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