Research on Informationized Teaching Resources Integration of Talent Cultivation Mode in Higher Vocational Innovation and Entrepreneurship Education Promoted by Industry-Teaching Integration 
Pubblicato online: 17 mar 2025
Ricevuto: 22 ott 2024
Accettato: 13 feb 2025
DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/amns-2025-0266
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© 2025 Yinxing Zhou, published by Sciendo
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In today’s society, the integration of industry and education has become one of the important directions of educational reform in higher vocational colleges and universities. With the development of economy and society, the demand for talent training is also changing. In order to better adapt to the market demand and promote students’ employment and entrepreneurship, higher vocational colleges and universities need to constantly explore the integration mode of innovative entrepreneurship education and professional education [1-4]. In this context, how to innovate the education and teaching mode in higher vocational colleges and universities to improve students’ comprehensive literacy and innovation ability has become an urgent problem to be solved in the current education field [5-7]. In the era of informationization, the integration of informatization teaching resources of industry-teaching fusion innovation and entrepreneurship education talent cultivation mode has become an important way to promote the cultivation of high-quality talents [8-10].
The rapid development of informationization in today’s society has had a profound impact on education. The integration and application of informationized teaching resources have become an indispensable part of teaching. Effective integration of informatization teaching resources is one of the important means for higher vocational teachers to improve teaching effectiveness and students’ learning outcomes [11-14]. In the process of integration, teachers should clarify the integration goals, select high-quality educational resources, diversify the integration of resources, personalize to meet students’ needs, reasonably plan the use of resources, stimulate students’ motivation to learn, and evaluate the teaching effect [15-17]. Through reasonable and effective integration, we can make better use of informatization teaching resources, realize the modernization and quality of education, and thus cultivate innovative and entrepreneurial talents with high quality [18-20].
The article proposes a model for talent cultivation in higher vocational innovation and entrepreneurship education that integrates industry and education at four levels. It also designs an information-based classification and integration method for teaching resources based on knowledge graphs and matching algorithms, and proposes a Chinese similarity matching algorithm based on AC automata and word frequency for entity matching. Specifically, the innovation and entrepreneurship knowledge graph is constructed, the knowledge graph is stored in the graph database Neo4j as the basis of resource classification, and then the resource information saved in the Mysql database is extracted into program objects through ORM technology, and the classification and integration results are saved in the Mysql database through metadata structure. Finally, the effect of innovation and entrepreneurship under the role of the talent cultivation model proposed in this paper is verified, as well as exploring the current status and impact of the application of informationized teaching resources.
First of all, the objectives of the industry-education integration model for skilled personnel have been clearly defined under the guidance of system science theory. The system science theory advocates a comprehensive and systematic analysis of problems, so the goal of the model is not only to cultivate students’ vocational skills, but should also include a deep understanding of the industry and the education system. Such a goal aims to cultivate students with a holistic view and systemic thinking, so that they can better adapt to and lead the development of the industry in their careers. Secondly, the objectives guided by the system science theory emphasize the cultivation of sustainable development and innovation ability. Through the integration of industry and education, students should be able to learn and innovate continuously by having a forward-looking mindset for the future career field while accumulating experience in practice. The aim of this goal is to enable students to respond flexibly and remain competitive in a rapidly changing social and technological environment.
By using well-designed practical projects, students can apply their knowledge in real-life scenarios, combine theory with practice, and improve their professional skills. For example, in engineering majors, field trips and simulated engineering projects can be used to directly challenge students to develop practical problem-solving abilities. Such practical teaching links can not only enhance students’ practical skills, but also cultivate their analytical and problem-solving abilities, laying a solid foundation for future practice. In addition, in the actual operation, the problems faced by students are often diverse and complex, requiring them to flexibly apply what they have learned and propose innovative solutions. By encouraging students to participate in real projects and implement innovative practices, they can be inspired to think critically about problems and have the courage to challenge traditional concepts. For example, in business majors, students can be allowed to refine their sense of innovation in practice by conducting field research on the market and formulating entrepreneurial plans, so as to cultivate their qualities of proactive exploration and courageous experimentation in unknown fields. This innovative teaching mode can help break the constraints of traditional teaching and stimulate students’ creativity and entrepreneurial spirit.
First of all, the concept of integration of industry and education emphasizes the in-depth integration of education and industry, so that students can better adapt to the needs of social development by combining school education with actual production and application. Under the perspective of system science, the integration of industry and education is not only a simple superposition of industry and education, but also an organic integration. This integration is an organic integration through the establishment of a feedback mechanism to continuously adjust the content and methods of education, so as to make it more in line with the actual needs of industrial development. At the same time, the concept of integration of industry and education also focuses on cultivating students’ innovative thinking and practical operation ability, through the participation of real projects, so that students can continuously improve their comprehensive quality in practice. Secondly, school-enterprise cooperation, as a concrete practice of integrating industry and education, is an important way to deepen the integration of industry and educational resources. By establishing strategic partnerships with enterprises, schools can better understand the needs of the industry, adjust the curriculum, and optimize the teaching plan. The participation of enterprises can also provide students with a more practical learning environment, allowing them to better integrate into the workplace. Under the vision of system science, school-enterprise cooperation builds a more complex and organic cultivation system, forming a close information feedback loop between schools and enterprises. This kind of cooperation not only helps to cultivate students’ skills, but also provides enterprises with more adaptable talents to meet market demands. Finally, in the construction of the industry-teaching integration model for skilled personnel, adhere to the concept of industry-teaching integration and strengthen school-enterprise cooperation to build a more perfect quality assurance system. In the traditional education system, quality assurance mainly depends on the internal teaching evaluation and supervision mechanism. In the mode of integration of industry and education, because of the participation of enterprises, a more comprehensive quality assurance mechanism can be established.
In clarifying cultivation objectives, the comprehensive approach of system science can be used, and the cultivation objectives of skilled personnel can be carried through the entire evaluation system. By setting up clear evaluation indicators, the comprehensive quality of students in the industry-teaching integration environment can be assessed comprehensively. At the same time, these indicators must be quantifiable and operable to ensure the objectivity and accuracy of the evaluation. System science theory emphasizes comprehensiveness and wholeness, so it is necessary to consider both the qualitative performance of students and introduce quantitative data for assessment in the evaluation system. This can be done by designing comprehensive evaluation items, including actual case analysis, project practice, thesis writing, etc., while combining quantitative indicators such as skill assessment scores and practical operation data, in order to comprehensively reflect the cultivation of skilled personnel. This kind of comprehensive evaluation can not only fully utilize the advantages of system science, but also ensure the scientific and objective nature of the evaluation results. In addition, system science also focuses on emphasizing cyclic feedback and dynamic adjustment. Therefore, in the industry-teaching integration model of skilled talents, the evaluation system should have a timely and effective feedback mechanism.
After proposing the talent cultivation model of higher vocational innovation and entrepreneurship education based on the integration of industry and education, it is necessary to integrate the informatization teaching resources under this cultivation model.
In this chapter, we will introduce the method of informatized resource classification and integration in teaching resources, and realize the informatized teaching resource classification and integration through a series of processes of constructing knowledge graph, resource extraction, resource preprocessing, resource classification and integration, and resource management. The integration scheme of computerized teaching resources is shown in Figure 1.

Resource classification integration scheme
Establishing the relationship between the name of resources, operator grade, and type of operation skills can provide the basis for the classification and integration of teaching resources in information technology. In this paper, the knowledge graph is used to build the relationship between the name of teaching resources and the grade of operator and the type of operating skills, which provides the basis for the classification and integration of resources [21].
Informational teaching resources are stored in the file server, through the metadata resource information stored in the Mysql database to achieve the management of teaching resources call, the classification and integration method designed and implemented in this chapter is essentially a classification and integration of resource information stored in the Mysql database to complete the classification and integration of resources, from the Mysql database to obtain resources to be classified integration of resource information from the Mysql database, and finally save the classification and integration results in the Mysql database through the metadata structure. Object-relational mapping (ORM) can complete the conversion between program objects and database data, solving the mismatch between object-oriented and relational databases [22]. Resource extraction in this paper uses Peewee technology, Peewee is a lightweight ORM framework implemented in Python language.
The name of the resource is not all in line with the format of the knowledge graph entity, which may contain irrelevant information such as resource format, letters, numbers, symbols, etc., and at the same time there is a garbled resource name, for this type of content to carry out the pre-processing of the resource name, to clean the irrelevant information, and to improve the efficiency of the program operation.
The name of the resource has been preprocessed, the construction of the knowledge graph has been completed, the necessary information required for the classification and integration of resources have been available, the classification and integration of resources through the name of the resource to match the knowledge graph in the operation of the process entity, through the existence of a target relationship with the entity of the classification results of the classification and integration of resources.
After the classification and integration of resources, they have new attributes, and the original metadata structure in the database can no longer store the classified and integrated resources, so it is necessary to re-design the metadata structure, and store the results of classification and integration in a persistent manner.
For the industry knowledge graph, the industry terminology and industry data are relatively clear, and a top-down approach can be used to construct the knowledge graph, which first determines the data model of the knowledge graph, and then supplements the data according to the framework agreed upon in the data model to complete the construction of the knowledge graph [23].
The design of the knowledge graph for the classification and integration of teaching resources is mainly composed of three parts: entities, entity relationships, and entity attributes.
Unstructured teaching resources are stored in file servers, and their basic information, such as file name, file size, resource format, resource source, creation date, file server storage location, etc., are stored. are stored in the Mysql database, in order to carry out the classification and integration of the resources, the first step is to extract the resource information from the Mysql database as a program object before it can be processed.
In this method, the object-relational mapping technique of ORM is used to convert the resource information in the Mysql database into classes in the program, and each piece of resource information is an object, and the correspondence between the resource information and classes in the database is shown in in Table 1.
The corresponding relationship between Chinese source information and class
| Database Citic | Class | Meaning | 
|---|---|---|
| Name | Name | Resource Name | 
| Id | Id | Resource Number | 
| User_Id | Userid | Uploader Number | 
| File_Size | Filesize | File Size | 
| File_Suffix Filesuffix | File Type | Create_Time Createtime | 
| Creation Time | Update_Time Updatetime | Update Time | 
| File_Path | Filepath | File Directory | 
The processing of resource names is mainly a cleaning process to remove the resource format, punctuation, spaces, alphanumeric, and other disturbing information contained in the resource names. Part of the pseudo-code for the program design is shown below [24].
Direct entity matching of knowledge graph using resource names can accomplish the classification and integration of resources. In order to match the options that match the target resource name from the knowledge content of the multi-objective talent cultivation model. Based on the specialized knowledge of talent cultivation models, a Chinese similarity matching algorithm based on AC automata and word frequency has been designed for entity matching.
The implementation of the algorithm is based on tire tree construction, and the specific steps of the Chinese similarity matching algorithm based on AC automata and word frequency are shown in Algorithm 1.
Algorithm 1 Chinese similarity matching algorithm based on AC automata and word frequency
Input: short Chinese text string to be matched (the following algorithm is called string 1)
Output: the most matching short text string
Step1 performs word splitting, iterates over the words, and matches all the results containing words from the name of the talent development model process (Note 1).
Step2 the results are saved in a Hashmap with the talent development model process name as the key and the value as the number of word matches in the string.
Step3 If there is no result in the Hashmap at this time, jump to Step6, if there is a unique result with the largest value result in the Hashmap, then the unique result is used as the most matching short text string, jump to Step5, and otherwise proceed to Step4.
Step4 calculate the similarity between string 1 and multiple strings by Edit Distance Algorithm (Note 2), take the result with the highest similarity, if the result is unique, take the unique result as the most matching short text string and jump to Step5, otherwise jump to Step6.
Step5 returns the most matched short text string.
Step6 returns the empty result.
The solution flowchart of this algorithm is shown in Fig. 2.

Algorithm solution process
After classifying and integrating the resources through the knowledge graph, the next step is to store and manage the information of the classified and integrated resources. Metadata is an important data structure in resource management, through the structured metadata the information of informatization teaching resources is stored in Mysql database, the program can complete the management of resources call through the resource information in metadata, the classification and integration of resource information is also completed the classification and integration of informatization teaching resources. The metadata data structure is shown in Table 2.
Metadata structure
| English Name | Explain | Data Type | 
|---|---|---|
| Id | The Only Label Of Education Resources | Number | 
| Title | The Name Of The Education Resource | String | 
| Keywords | Describe The Key Words Of Education Resources | String | 
| Contributor | Resource Provider Id | Number | 
| Category | The Operator Level Corresponding To The Resource | String | 
| Type | Specific Types Of Resources | String | 
| Size | The Size Of The Resources | String | 
| Usenum | The Number Of Times The Resource Is Used | Number | 
| Createdtime | Creation Time | Date | 
| Updatedtime | Modification Time | Date | 
| Filepath | Resource Location | String | 
For the test of the overall effect of innovation and entrepreneurship, this study takes the main quality points required in the process of innovation and entrepreneurship as the test indexes, and a total of 14 quality points are designed in this study as the main indexes for the test of the effect of innovation and entrepreneurship education. After determining the test indexes, this study designs a questionnaire based on these 14 indexes using Likert scale to measure and test whether the students’ own innovation and entrepreneurship ability is improved before and after the course is taught. The Likert scale of the questionnaire for evaluating the cognitive level of innovation and entrepreneurship ability of higher vocational students is shown in Table 3. Among them, each index is designed with five grades as follows: 1 point (very unresponsive), 2 points (unresponsive), 3 points (average), 4 points (responsive), and 5 points (very responsive). When conducting the assessment, students can score based on the current degree of compliance with their innovation and entrepreneurship ability.
Cognitive level evaluation questionnaire’s licht scale
| □Quality Point | Index Coding | An Important Degree Description Of Innovative Entrepreneurial Quality (1-5) | 
|---|---|---|
| Leadership | X1 | Very Disapproving - Very Well (1-5) | 
| Innovative Ability | X2 | Very Disapproving - Very Well (1-5) | 
| Opportunities | X3 | Very Disapproving - Very Well (1-5) | 
| Resource Integration Capability | X4 | Very Disapproving - Very Well (1-5) | 
| Practical Ability | X5 | Very Disapproving - Very Well (1-5) | 
| Learning Ability | X6 | Very Disapproving - Very Well (1-5) | 
| Logical Analysis Ability | X7 | Very Disapproving - Very Well (1-5) | 
| Interpersonal Skills | X8 | Very Disapproving - Very Well (1-5) | 
| Team Ability | X9 | Very Disapproving - Very Well (1-5) | 
| Pressure Resistance | X10 | Very Disapproving - Very Well (1-5) | 
| Solid Persistence | X11 | Very Disapproving - Very Well (1-5) | 
| Responsibility | X12 | Very Disapproving - Very Well (1-5) | 
| Courage | X13 | Very Disapproving - Very Well (1-5) | 
| Confident Optimism | X14 | Very Disapproving - Very Well (1-5) | 
Reliability test of the questionnaire
In this study, we designed the “Questionnaire for Evaluating Students’ Innovation and Entrepreneurship Ability”, which integrates 14 ability points, to assess the level of innovation and entrepreneurship ability. Similar to the reliability test of “Questionnaire for Evaluation of Socialist Core Values of College Students”, this study first randomly sampled 50 students to distribute the questionnaire as a pre-survey result, and then carried out the reliability test of the questionnaire. In this pre-survey, 50 questionnaires were distributed, 50 were returned, and 50 were considered valid. Next, the study conducted a reliability test using SPSS software based on the returned data. The statistics of reliability test indexes of “Questionnaire for Evaluation of Higher Vocational Students’ Cognition of Innovation and Entrepreneurship Ability” are shown in Table 4. After the reliability test of “questionnaire on evaluation of college students’ innovation and entrepreneurship ability”, the overall Cronbach’s a coefficient is 0.954. From the table, it can be seen that the correlation coefficient between each item and the whole (corrected item total correlation), the square of multiple correlation coefficients (multiple correlation squared), the overall Cronbach’s a coefficient, and the a coefficient after deleting a certain item, which is the same as that in Table 4. A coefficient change after deleting a question item (Cronbach’s alpha value of the deleted item) all passes the test and is more significant. It can be seen that the overall reliability of “Questionnaire for Evaluation of Innovative and Entrepreneurial Abilities of College Students” has a good reliability test effect.
Reliability test index statistics
| Item | The Term Has Been Removed | The Calibration Variance Of The Item Has Been Deleted | The Total Correlation Of The Correction | Polyphase | The Deleted Cronbach’s Alpha Value | 
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| X1 | 50.74 | 201.274 | 0.845 | 0.756 | 0.954 | 
| X2 | 51.34 | 205.876 | 0.675 | 0.835 | 0.953 | 
| X3 | 51.8 | 203.719 | 0.785 | 0.774 | 0.956 | 
| X4 | 50.49 | 209.943 | 0.621 | 0.794 | 0.952 | 
| X5 | 50.28 | 201.623 | 0.692 | 0.778 | 0.956 | 
| X6 | 51.75 | 201.912 | 0.769 | 0.751 | 0.952 | 
| X7 | 51.92 | 208.604 | 0.615 | 0.835 | 0.956 | 
| X8 | 50.11 | 206.924 | 0.887 | 0.724 | 0.956 | 
| X9 | 50.86 | 205.068 | 0.877 | 0.816 | 0.951 | 
| X10 | 51.64 | 206.126 | 0.857 | 0.749 | 0.958 | 
| X11 | 50.43 | 201.45 | 0.847 | 0.797 | 0.952 | 
| X12 | 50.79 | 201.425 | 0.829 | 0.538 | 0.955 | 
| X13 | 51.84 | 209.967 | 0.729 | 0.718 | 0.955 | 
| X14 | 50.85 | 202.308 | 0.677 | 0.897 | 0.952 | 
Next, this study carries out the validity test of the “questionnaire for evaluating college students’ cognition of innovation and entrepreneurship”, and the statistics of the validity test indexes of the questionnaire for measuring the cognition of innovation and entrepreneurship of higher vocational students are shown in Table 5. From the results of KOM test and Bartlett’s test of sphericity of the questionnaire, it can be seen that the validity test is effective, and through the test, the questionnaire can be used for the next step of the study.
Test index statistics
| The Kcayser-Meyer-Olkin Bartlett of the sampling is sufficient | 0.805 | |
| Bartlett’s spherical test | Approximate card | 846.121 | 
| df | 155 | |
| Sig. | 0.000 | 
Data acquisition and processing
Next, based on the students’ self-evaluation scores on the last question (I think I have a certain degree of entrepreneurial ability) in the “College Students’ Innovation and Entrepreneurship Ability Cognitive Evaluation Questionnaire”, this study explored the improvement of their own innovation and entrepreneurship ability in the two classes before and after testing, and used this to assist in verifying the impact of innovation and entrepreneurship courses integrated with the core values of socialism on the improvement of students’ innovation and entrepreneurship ability, and the proportion of students in the two groups who evaluated their own innovation and entrepreneurship comprehensive ability is shown in Figure 3 (A represents “ Experimental group class pretest”, B means “experimental group class posttest”, C means “control group class pretest”, D means “control group class posttest”).

The number of people who are innovative and entrepreneurial
After the integration of teaching resources of the innovative and entrepreneurial education talent cultivation model using the method in section 2.2, this section analyzes the teachers’ use of optimized teaching resources.
Commonly used types of informatized teaching resources
The commonly used types of informatized digital resources are shown in Figure 4. From the figure, it can be seen that the commonly used informatized teaching resources by teachers at the teaching sites are multimedia courseware, e-teaching plan or teaching design, online courses, and multimedia materials, which account for 90.2%, 82%, 64.5%, and 57.5%, respectively, which are basically commonly used by all the teachers, and most of the teachers cross over to use them. Many teachers expressed a great need for the online test bank, but most of the teachers at the teaching sites did not know where to download it. The digital teaching materials cover the teaching resources for training innovative and entrepreneurial talents. The courseware and instructional design are very detailed and can be used by teachers at teaching sites. Subject software and tools are used by only 18% of teachers, mainly through cell phone apps or teaching micro-letter programs to assist teachers in lesson preparation or for teacher-student interaction.

Common information digital resource type
Informationalized teaching resources most needed by teachers
The richness of digital teaching resources affects the frequency of teachers’ applications. Teachers’ most needed informatized teaching resources are shown in Figure 5. As can be seen from the figure, most of the teachers indicated that they need the most resources such as pictures, audio and video, lesson plans and courseware that match the teaching materials, accounting for 75.5% of the total, and some teachers need excellent online courses, apt digital education resource platform resources, various teaching resources suitable for local teachers to utilize, resources that can be self-selected and do not need to be paid for, and interactive teaching software and other resources, which can be used in different These resources can be used in different teaching and learning processes to solve the shortage of resources in teaching sites.

The most needed information teaching resources for teachers
There are many factors influencing the effective application of digital teaching resources, and the main factors influencing the application of information technology teaching resources are shown in Figure 6. As can be seen from the figure, teachers’ IT application abilities and teaching skills are the most critical factors affecting their use of digital teaching resources, accounting for 83.5%. Teachers with strong information technology application skills can find many digital teaching resources they need with their own cell phones, find ways to integrate information technology with the curriculum, and are also able to apply the information technology teaching mode in the classroom to bring students into the information technology classroom. In addition, training in the application of digital teaching resources, students’ acceptance of and cooperation with digital teaching resources, the degree of matching between resources and teaching materials, the quantity and quality of resources, the unified resource management platform, the informationized teaching mode and method, the school’s guiding and incentive mechanism, the adequacy of hardware and software equipment and the network access conditions, and the teaching methods and habits of teachers are also factors affecting teachers’ application of digital teaching resources. Teachers’ use of digital teaching resources is also a factor that affects their use of digital teaching resources.

The main influencing factors of informationization resource application
Impact on teachers’ teaching
The impact of informatized teaching resources integration on teachers’ teaching is shown in Figure 7. As can be seen from the figure, 85.64% of teachers think that the integration of technological teaching resources can help them successfully complete their teaching tasks and achieve their teaching goals. 82.5% of teachers think that using computerized teaching resources can make their teaching methods more flexible and allow them to control the progress of their teaching points. Some teachers also think that informationized teaching resources can enhance their ability to use teaching media and attract students’ attention more. It can be seen that the influence of informatized teaching resources on teachers’ teaching is also very great.

The influence of informationization teaching resources on teacher teaching
Impact on students
Through talking with teachers and students at the teaching sites, we learned that the impact of informatized teaching resources integration on students is also very great, and the impact of informatized teaching resources integration on students is shown in Figure 8. 91.5% of teachers think that computerized teaching resources can help students understand knowledge more intuitively and imaginatively. 77.65% of teachers believe that the integration of computerized teaching resources can make students actively participate in the whole process of learning, enhance their memory of knowledge, and improve their performance. Other teachers believe that the effective application of computerized teaching resources integration can make students more interested in learning and confident in their own abilities. It can be seen that teachers agree very much with the influence of computer-based teaching resources on students and can recognize the subtle effects of computer-based teaching resources on students.

The influence of informationization teaching resources on students
The article proposes an integration method for cultivating innovative and entrepreneurial talent in higher vocational education using innovative teaching resources and technology in the context of industry-teaching integration. The article draws the following research conclusions:
83.5% of teachers believe that IT application abilities and teaching skills are the most critical factors affecting the application of teachers’ computerized teaching resources. There are 85.64% of teachers believe that the integration of informatized teaching resources can help them successfully complete their teaching tasks. In summary, the talent cultivation model of innovation and entrepreneurship proposed in this paper significantly improves the cognitive level of innovation and entrepreneurship ability of higher vocational students, and the integration of colleagues’ informatized teaching resources improves the overall level of teaching and learning of teachers and students.
The Special Project on Chaoxing Smart Teaching of Jiangxi Higher Education Association, titled “Research on the Path to Enhancing the Employment Ability of Vocational College Students from the Perspective of Industry Education Integration” (No.ZX3-C-016).
General Project of Humanities and Social Science Research in universities of Jiangxi Province in 2024:Research on the Long - term Mechanism of the Integration of Jiangxi Red Cultural Resources into the “Three - Dimensional Education” in Vocational Colleges(No.24ZX1578)
