User Experience of NAVID E-learning System in the School of Nutrition and Food Technology of Kermanshah University of Medical Sciences, Iran (2020)

Abstract

Background: With the outbreak of COVID-19 in the world, E-learning systems have been introduced as the main approach to education. E-learning infrastructures (especially the educational system) largely influence the quality of education. Objectives: The present study aimed to investigate the quality of NAVID system as an e-learning system used in Iranian medical universities. Methods: This cross-sectional study was conducted on the faculty members and students who were willing to participate and used NAVID system in the School of Nutrition and Food Technology of Kermanshah University of Medical Sciences, Iran in 2020. The user experience questionnaire (UEQ) was employed to evaluate the quality and efficiency of NAVID e-learning system. The UEQ is a 26-item questionnaire with six domains of attractiveness, perspicuity, efficiency, dependability, motivation, and novelty, which are scored based on a Likert scale (range: +3 to -3). Data analysis was performed in SPSS version 16. Results: In total, 60 participants completed the UEQ of NAVID system. The mean scores of attractiveness, perspicuity, efficiency, dependability, motivation, and novelty were estimated at 0.161 ± 1.350, -0.321 ± 1.305, -0.188 ± 1.169, -0.404±0.999, 0.417 ± 1.248, and -1.101 ± 1.097, respectively. Correspondingly, NAVID e-learning system has poor quality in all the domains of user experience. Conclusions: According to the results, NAVID e-learning system should be improved in all the areas of user experience.

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“…The internal consistency of this questionnaire was confirmed by Heshmati et al in 2018 by obtaining Cronbach's α coefficient of 0.81 36,37 . This tool was also used in a study by Nachvak et al to evaluate the NAVID E‐learning system 38 …”

“…36,37 This tool was also used in a study by Nachvak et al to evaluate the NAVID E-learning system. 38…”

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“…On the contrary, Nachvak et al . [ 27 ] reported a weak quality of NAVID platform in different domains of user experience and suggested its improvement. As regards the differences among studies in the field of NAVID platform, it is essential to evaluate the professor and student viewpoints to modify NAVID facilities.…”