Research Article

Evaluation of the Online Music Flipped Classroom under Artificial Intelligence and Wireless Networks

Table 1

EIS of the teaching quality of music flipped classrooms.

First-grade indexesSecond-grade indexesNumber

Teaching resourcesSatisfaction with existing teaching resourcesW1
Satisfaction of the music flipped classroom in existing teaching placesW2
Satisfaction with the information exchange platform (networks, QQ group, and WeChat group)W3

Teaching processSatisfaction with teachers’ working ability and classroom teaching contentW4
Satisfaction with teachers’ performance and attitudesW5
Satisfaction with teaching courseware, video, and specimenW6
The clarity of the teaching objectives, learning objectives, and tasksW7
Satisfaction with the number and matching of team membersW8
Satisfaction with the teaching progressW9

Teaching effectSatisfaction with the classroom discussion atmosphereW10
Satisfaction with the enthusiasm and activity of the groupW11
Flipped classroom provides a better and effective teaching modeW12
Satisfaction with the knowledge and skills in the flipped classroomW13

Overall evaluationSatisfaction with the teaching ways of flipped classroomsW14
The teaching ways of flipped classrooms are more attractive and arouse students’ interest in the studyW15
The teaching ways of flipped classrooms make students learn more activelyW16
Better interaction with teachers and classmatesW17
Teachers are more timely in answering students’ questionsW18
Flipped classrooms are based on preclass learning, and the classroom teaching environment design is more targetedW19
Learning effect is better than traditional teachingW20
Flipped classrooms help to improve students’ comprehensive qualityW21
Teachers provide rich courseware, specimen, and videosW22
Courseware, videos, and the specimen can effectively support students for autonomous learningW23
Flipped classrooms promote teaching reform of music coursesW24