Lorraine S. Lee, Deniz Appelbaum, Richard Mautz III
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摘要
AASCB和Pathways Commission(2012)等组织建议将新兴技术纳入会计课程。然而,由于许多技术的复杂性和不确定性,以及技术变革和创新的快速步伐,新兴技术的纳入对会计教育工作者来说是一个挑战。本文响应路径委员会(Pathway Commission, 2012)的呼吁,要求进一步研究如何加强学习经验,以更好地反映当前和新兴技术。使用体验式学习方法(Butler, Church, and Spencer(2019)),我们创建了一个专注于区块链的动手学习活动,以便会计学生对区块链及其应用和比特币以外的影响有一个概念性的理解。
Blockchains: An Experiential Accounting Learning Activity
Organizations such as the AASCB and the Pathways Commission (2012) recommend that emerging technologies be included in the accounting curriculum. Yet the inclusion of emerging technologies represents a challenge for accounting educators due to the complexity and uncertainty associated with many technologies, as well as the rapid pace of technology change and innovation. This paper answers the call by the Pathway Commission (2012) for additional research focused on enhancing learning experiences to better reflect current and emerging technologies. Using an experiential learning approach (Butler, Church, and Spencer (2019), we create a hands-on, learning activity focused on blockchains in order for accounting students to gain a conceptual understanding of blockchains and its applications and implications beyond bitcoins.