Implementation and evaluation of interactive online instruction in the dietetic internship

Abstract

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An assessment of the effectiveness of interaction in distance education based on student satisfaction with the learner-centered paradigm

“…The results of Slavin's research (1983) indicated that the utilization of cooperative learning methods could affect students' achievement levels significantly, improve friendships across ethnic groups, improve students' self-esteem levels, and positively affect their interactions with academically handicapped students. In addition, the cooperative learning method could empower students' critical thinking skills and ensure active learning (Litchfield, 2000). This study supports the findings of both Slavin and Litchfield.…”

Аssessment of E-learning readiness among different levels of Nursing Learners in KING SAUD MEDICAL CITY

“…The levels chosen in this regard were novice, advanced beginners, competent, proficient and expert nursing professionals. Whereas, online skills and relationships, access to technology, motivation, internet discussion, online audio-video ads, and importance of success were taken as sub-categories of e-learning readiness 19 . In this regard, the analysis of the results in the previous section indicated that no big difference is observed between the population mean of the nurses and the sample mean as the p-value for the one-test sample was found to be 0.000, and the results regard- ing the readiness of e-learning among different levels of nursing are true for the whole population.…”