2010
DOI: 10.1590/s0103-21002010000500003
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Objeto educacional digital: avaliação da ferramenta para prática de ensino em enfermagem

Abstract: Objective: To describe the opinions of students regarding the use of technology, educational practices experienced, support for the learner and learning results achieved through the virtual environment. Methods: This is an exploratory, descriptive and qualitative approach, performed in a School of Nursing, with the participation of 43 students, of the discipline Human Care Fundamentals I, who responded to a questionnaire, evaluating the process used. Results: Data showed that the evaluation of the proposed act… Show more

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“…The questionnaire was made available to participants at the end of the activities of the ethics and bioethics disciplines conducted in 2014, through a link previously accommodated in the VLO itself. The questionnaire addressed categories for assessing VLO that were used in other studies: interface, interactivity, usability, motivation, content, hypertext language and integration into classroom activities [39][40][41][42] . Students' responses were organized according to the Likert scale, commonly used in opinion poll questionnaires for its characteristics of: reliability, validity and sensitivity, with its powerful ability to capture reality being most significant 43 .…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The questionnaire was made available to participants at the end of the activities of the ethics and bioethics disciplines conducted in 2014, through a link previously accommodated in the VLO itself. The questionnaire addressed categories for assessing VLO that were used in other studies: interface, interactivity, usability, motivation, content, hypertext language and integration into classroom activities [39][40][41][42] . Students' responses were organized according to the Likert scale, commonly used in opinion poll questionnaires for its characteristics of: reliability, validity and sensitivity, with its powerful ability to capture reality being most significant 43 .…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…According to a study by Li and Kenward (2006), "only 62.1% of registered nurse study participants felt that they were adequately prepared by their classroom education to use information technology to enhance patient care" (p. 110). The undergraduate learning experience now often involves the use of an extensive list of technologies such as word processing, spreadsheet, and digital presentation software; statistical analysis software (Epstein, Mina, Gaudet, Singh, & Gula, 2011); video podcasting (Greenfield, 2011;Johnston, Massa, & Burne, 2013;Strickland, Gray, & Hill, 2012); personal response systems (Broussard, 2012;McCurry & Hunter Revell, 2011); personal digital assistants (PDAs) (Cibulka & Crane-Wider, 2011;George, Davidson, Serapiglia, Barla, & Thotakura, 2010;Kuiper, 2010;Zurmehly, 2010); educational gaming (Royse & Newton, 2007;Skiba, 2009); mobile phone short message service (SMS) (Chuang & Tsao, 2013); laptops (Rush, 2008); online eLearning (Carter & Graham, 2012;Condon, 2013;Gerkin, Taylor, & Weatherby, 2009); simulation/virtual environments (Jeffries, 2005;Tanaka et al, 2010); live video-conferencing (Grady, 2011); and Web 2.0 technologies (Kohtz, Gowda, Stockert, White, & Kennel, 2012). Why many nurses, despite exposure to these different technologies during their nurse preparation experiences, apparently still feel unprepared for the nursing profession is a question worthy of examination.…”
Section: Technology For Nursingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Elas possibilitam o melhor ajuste e a organização do seu plano docente, a difusão do resultado de suas pesquisas e adequação do processo de avaliação. 40 A literatura ressalta o professor como facilitador e motivador do processo de ensino-aprendizagem [33][34] , o qual deve desafiar o acadêmico a construir seus conhecimentos de maneira autônoma 3 , o que vai ao encontro das Diretrizes Curriculares Nacionais (DCN), as quais preveem o domínio das TIC entre os futuros profissionais e o professor como mediador do ensino no manejo destas. Contudo, isso requer disponibilidade das ferramentas e o domínio do docente.…”
Section: Benefícios Das Tecnologias De Informáticaunclassified
“…A AVEA oportunizam acesso a atividades de ensino que transcendem distâncias e espaços temporais. [4][5]10,19,[33][34]37,40 Fragilidades das tecnologias de informática Como fragilidades diante das novas possibilidades de utilização da informática como recurso tecnológico na formação em saúde, evidenciou-se que muitas universidades não podem fazer uso de tais estratégias, pois não dispõem do equipamento necessário, sobretudo, em função do alto custo. 37 Além disso, observou-se, em pesquisas de avaliação de AVEA, o pouco aproveitamento de todos os recursos oferecidos, para a troca de informações entre tutores e alunos, o que pode resultar em uma aprendizagem unidirecional.…”
Section: Benefícios Das Tecnologias De Informáticaunclassified