學生學習社群募課FAQ
Q1：學生學習社群募課如何實施？
A：學生學習社群募課的執行規範如下：
1.聚會時數要求：每學期至少舉辦36小時以上 之實體活動，聚會地點以校內為原則，活動訊息可透過海報張貼公告，以吸引更多學生參與。
2.活動形式：可採專題講座、讀書會、經驗分享等方式進行。
3.召集人責任：需負責帶領社群成員執行活動，並統整成果資料。
4.期末成果繳交：包含成果競賽簡報、活動紀錄表、簽到表、成果報告、個人自評表及A1尺寸(高84公分*寬59.4公分)的成果海報(PDF電子檔)。
5.義務參與：社群成員需參加教學發展中心舉辦之研討會或成果發表會。
6.成果影響未來補助：成果報告與執行情形將作為未來申請社群補助與審核之依據。
Q2：學生學習社群募課的成果報告需要繳交哪些資料？
A：期末需繳交以下文件：
1.活動紀錄表(至少36小時，紙本與電子檔)。
2.每場活動的簽到表(至少36小時，紙本)。
3.成果報告(紙本與電子檔)。
4.期末個人自評報告(紙本與電子檔)。
5.A1 尺寸(高84公分*寬59.4公分)成果海報(電子檔 PDF)。
6.成果競賽簡報(電子檔)。"
Q3：學生學習社群募課相關資訊可在哪裡查詢？
A：可至「教學發展中心」網站((https://ctld.usc.edu.tw/)查詢：
教學發展中心網頁 → 學生學習輔導 → 學生學習社群募課 → 表單辦法下載
Q4：學生學習社群募課，如果執行過程中遇到瓶頸，無法繼續進行該怎麼辦？
A：建議按照以下步驟處理：
1.與指導老師及組內成員討論目前的問題與可能解決方案。
2.如經評估仍無法繼續執行，需於當學期第9週結束前提出申請，並簽署「放棄切結書」，放棄後將不予補助經費。
Q5：學生學習社群募課的補助經費何時發放？如何領取？
A：經費發放機制如下：
1.依據本校「學生學習社群募課推動要點」，成果報告繳交後，經審核確認，原則上於學期末後發放。
2.經費將以匯款方式發放至社群召集人帳戶(如非彰銀帳戶，將扣除30元手續費)。
3.執行過程中的支出需先自行墊付，無需留存發票或報學校統一編號。"
Q6：學生學習社群募課的補助經費上限是多少？
A：每組約可獲得7,000元左右，實際金額將依當學期經費分配進行調整。
Q7：若學生學習社群募課發表會當天有課程衝突，該如何處理？
A：發表會當天將依簽到紀錄申請公假，但未到場者將不予請假。
Q8：學生學習社群募課通過學分跟拿到執行經費有關係嗎？
A：執行經費與學分修習 無直接關聯，獲補助學生不影響學分認列。
Q9：學生學習社群募課的社群活動 (聚會) 是否可以採線上方式進行？
A：原則上需採實體聚會，除非有特殊需求，否則不開放線上會議。
Q10：學生學習社群募課學分認列標準為何？
A：學分認列方式如下：
1.期末成果發表競賽由通識教育中心教師參與，評審競賽表現及書面成果報告。
2.通過審核的社群，於次學期選課時，由通識教育中心統一加選指定課程：「自主學習募課—OO 領域」，並直接認列2 學分(不計分數)。"
Q11：學生學習社群募課的學分認列領域如何決定？
A：通識教育中心教師將於期末學分審核會議中，根據學生執行狀況決議。
如社群執行過程與原申請領域不符，通識教育中心與審核老師有最終修改權。
Q12：若學生學習社群募課學分通過，但我已修過該領域，該怎麼辦？
A：若已修習該領域，此次認列的自主學習學分將改為 一般選修學分。
Q13：學生學習社群募課學分足夠，不需要加選該學分，是否可放棄？
A：可於「學分抵認同意書」上勾選「不同意加選」，即可不認列該學分。
Q14：學生學習社群募課學分認列相關注意事項
A：
1.自 111學年度第2學期起，募課學分最多僅能認列2學分。
2.大四學生(含延修生)、進修部、研究所學生注意：
若不需認列學分，且學分計費(未滿10學分者)，請於學分確認抵認同意書中勾選「不同意認列」。
若通識教育中心已加選學分，欲退選者需於規定時間內至註課組辦理退選，後續結果由學生自行承擔。
3.學分計費相關規範請參閱：
教務處註課組網站(https://regcurr.usc.edu.tw/) → 法令規章 → 註冊相關法令 → 《實踐大學學則》
財務處網站(https://acc.usc.edu.tw/)→ 學雜費專區 → 法規與標準 → 學雜費收/退費標準"
Q15：學生學習社群募課有任何問題，該如何聯繫？
A：Email：cdt@g2.usc.edu.tw
電話：(02)2538-1111分機 2611
週一至週五08:00-12:00、13:00-17:00
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(EN) Student Learning Community – FAQ
Q1: How is the Student Learning Community (SLC) implemented?
A: Implementation guidelines:
1.Meeting Hours: Each community must hold at least 36 hours of in-person activities per semester. Meetings should primarily take place on campus. Posters or other announcements may be used to attract participation.
2.Activity Format: Can include lectures, reading clubs, experience sharing, etc.
3.Leader’s Responsibility: The convener leads members, organizes activities, and compiles final reports.
4.Final Deliverables: Must submit a competition presentation, activity log, attendance sheets, final report, self-assessment forms, and an A1-size (84cm × 59.4cm) poster (PDF).
5.Mandatory Participation: Members must attend CTLD workshops or the end-of-semester presentation event.
6.Impact on Future Funding: The final report and performance will affect future subsidy applications and evaluations.
Q2: What materials are required for the final report?
A: The following documents must be submitted:
1.Activity log (minimum 36 hours, paper and digital).
2.Attendance sheets for each session (minimum 36 hours, paper).
3.Final report (paper and digital).
4.Individual self-assessment (paper and digital).
5.A1-size poster (84cm × 59.4cm, PDF format).
6.Presentation slides for the final competition (digital).
Q3: Where can I find information about the SLC program?
A: Visit the CTLD website: https://ctld.usc.edu.tw/
→ 學生學習輔導Teaching and Learning Support → 學生學習社群募課Student Learning Communities → 表單辦法下載Forms & Guidelines Download.
Q4: What if the community encounters difficulties during implementation?
A:
1.Discuss the issues and possible solutions with your advisor and group members.
2.If continuation is not feasible, submit an Application for Withdrawal by Week 9 of the semester. Funding will not be provided for withdrawn projects.
Q5: When and how will the SLC funding be distributed?
A:
1.Based on the “Student Learning Community Implementation Guidelines,” funding is released after final reports are reviewed, typically at the end of the semester.
2.Funds will be transferred to the leader’s bank account (NT$30 service fee applies if not with Chang Hwa Bank).
3.Expenses incurred during activities should be paid in advance by members; invoices are not required.
Q6: What is the maximum subsidy amount?
A: Each community can receive approximately NT$7,000, adjusted according to the semester’s budget allocation.
Q7: What if a student has a class during the presentation day?
A: Attendance at the presentation will be considered as official leave with sign-in. Absentees will not be excused.
Q8: Is funding related to credit recognition?
A: No. Receiving funding does not affect credit recognition.
Q9: Can community activities be conducted online?
A: Activities must be conducted in person unless special circumstances are approved.
Q10: What are the standards for credit recognition?
A:
1.The General Education Center will evaluate based on presentation performance and written reports.
2.Approved communities will automatically receive 2 general education elective credits (“Independent Learning Project – [Field Name]”) in the following semester. Credits are pass/fail only.
Q11: How is the credit field determined?
A: The General Education Center decides during the semester-end review meeting. Adjustments may be made if the activity content differs from the original field application.
Q12: What if I already earned credits in the same field?
A: The recognized “Independent Learning” credits will be counted as general electives instead.
Q13: Can I decline credit recognition?
A: Yes. Indicate “Do not agree to credit recognition” on the Credit Recognition Agreement Form.
Q14: Important Notes for Credit Recognition
A：
1.Since Academic Year 111-2, a maximum of 2 credits can be recognized.
2.Seniors, extended students, continuing education, and graduate students:
If you do not need credits, check “Do not recognize credits” on the form.
If credits were pre-registered by the system, you must withdraw through the REGISTRATION & CURRICULUM SECTION within the deadline.
3.For tuition and credit fee rules, visit:
REGISTRATION & CURRICULUM SECTION: https://regcurr.usc.edu.tw/
→ Regulations → University Academic Rules
Office of Finance: https://acc.usc.edu.tw/
→ Tuition & Fees → Policies and Standards.
Q15: Who should I contact for inquiries?
A：Email: cdt@g2.usc.edu.tw
Tel: (02) 2538-1111 ext. 2611
Mon–Fri 08:00–12:00 / 13:00–17:00
