2017
DOI: 10.12691/ajnr-5-3-3
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Evaluating Nursing Students’ Perception toward Use of E-Portfolio as an Innovative Learning Strategy for Student Assessment

Abstract: Portfolios have been advocated in nursing education to help student link theory and practice. E-portfolio has the advantage of allowing students to record, assess, and reflect upon their learning. Aim: This study aimed to evaluate nursing students' perception toward use of e-portfolio as an assessment tool through the following: (1) Assessment of nursing students' computer skills and knowledge about electronic portfolio. (2) Conducting theoretical and practical educational sessions about building e-portfolio. … Show more

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“…In addition, this self-regulating learning process seems a better fit for the new digital generation of students as evidenced by their statements in the interviews (convenient access to required learning materials from the application at a convenient time and place, such as during a break, at lunch, or even while commuting). 26,27 It cannot be over-emphasized that developing critical thinking skills is an essential learning goal in clinical nursing education. 28 In this study, most nursing students stated that their critical thinking skills were enhanced by the application because the mobile application was constructed to allow students to think more critically by applying the nursing process at the clinical sites, thereby promoting more thinking on nursing problems.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In addition, this self-regulating learning process seems a better fit for the new digital generation of students as evidenced by their statements in the interviews (convenient access to required learning materials from the application at a convenient time and place, such as during a break, at lunch, or even while commuting). 26,27 It cannot be over-emphasized that developing critical thinking skills is an essential learning goal in clinical nursing education. 28 In this study, most nursing students stated that their critical thinking skills were enhanced by the application because the mobile application was constructed to allow students to think more critically by applying the nursing process at the clinical sites, thereby promoting more thinking on nursing problems.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These learning activities further helped participants engage in learning and encouraged active participation in the learning experience with preceptors. In addition, this self-regulating learning process seems a better fit for the new digital generation of students as evidenced by their statements in the interviews (convenient access to required learning materials from the application at a convenient time and place, such as during a break, at lunch, or even while commuting) 26,27 …”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%