This study was to investigate the effectiveness of online sociodrama teaching in enhancing pre-service teachers' sense of identity and confidence in inclusive education implementing. The research subjects were 105 elementary pre-service teachers taking in the "Introduction to SpecialEducation" course in 2022. It employed a quasi-experimental design, with both groups engaging in online learning. The online sociodrama group (n=53)received practical exercises inclusive education with dramatic techniques. The control group(n=53)only received lecture teaching. The research instrument was the self-made "Scale of Identity and Confidence in Implementing Inclusive Education," consisting of 30 items, rating on a seven-point scale, with a reliability coefficient of 0.91. Data were collected at the beginning and the end of the semester and analyzed with the SPSS statistical software. The results of the study were as follows: 1. Pre-service teachers generally endorse the idea of inclusive education but lack confidence in implementing it. 2. Online sociodrama teaching may lead to some preservice teachers to question the principles of inclusion. 3. Online sociodrama teaching has been proven to enhance pre-service teachers' endorsement of inclusive education and confidence in implementation. Finally, researcher proposes the specific suggestion for future teaching and research.