@Penaroo1 Penny, I do think that the undergraduate RN-BSN online that I completed was fabulous online, however, I had 25 years of nursing as an RN under my belt that I think was a massive advantage #DistEd534
@Penaroo1 Hi Penny, great comment, I feel that the first year at least needs to be in a classroom setting. As a student 32 years ago, we did 4 wks in the classroom, then 8 weeks on the wards. But maybe after the 1st year of core teaching, the educational portion could be online?
Are you creating videos for online learning? Video editing and storyboarding might be part of your process, and there is a video editor tool designed to make this easier for you. ▶️https://t.co/vz2tuv2xtO
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Preparing the Nurse of the Future: Emergent Themes in... : Nursing Education Perspectives https://t.co/7yXhfaxJyR Great article on the RN-BSN online perspectives, the importance of EBP to group work, and the need to identify learner characteristics for success online #DistEd534
@lolson77 Lisa, sorry to answer your question, it automatically calculated the responses for me. But did you try going into the actual post and click on the poll bars? I may have done that, but not sure. Sorry, not much help...
As you adopt new practices, here are three suggestions: Keep it manageable. Anticipate questions. Be available.
Additionally, give yourself the space to be human, to make mistakes, and to learn and grow through trial and error. We will get through this. https://t.co/Lna6uASWaT
McLean (2020), discusses possible lawsuits against higher educational organizations if people return to campuses in the fall and contract COVID. As a nurse, I wanted to show up. If people are concerned, defer or choose online instead, they have a choice. Thoughts?
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Higher-ed leaders are asking Congress for protections against lawsuits filed by students, faculty, and staff who contract Covid-19 on reopened campuses this fall. https://t.co/2Ek84elUMP
@MeganCa02047022 So true Megan, Making students feel comfortable in the online setting has everything to do with student success and satisfaction #DistEd534
Agreed, many students excel in the online environment, there is also the safety of time to ensure students feel comfortable with replies to peers or discussion posts. #DistEd534
Online #education is still in its youth. Many approaches are possible, and some may ultimately benefit #students with deep and diverse needs. As of now, however, the evidence is clear. For advanced #learners, online classes are a terrific option
https://t.co/MaVbe86c6b #research
@Penaroo1 Hi Penny, I agree it was an interesting read, I am eager to see where technology takes the online environment in the near future, especially with the push that COVID has given distance education in the past few months. Tash #DistEd534
@lolson77 Lisa, what a great way to engage all nurses in continuing education, virtual reality for training could be an amazing improvement for new and seasoned nurses and educators.#DistEd534
Fidalgo, Thormann, Kulkk, and Lencastre (2020), noted asynchronous learning method had been defined as “technology of the postindustrial era" of distance education (p. 2). Students worldwide were hesitant of DE due to time management, English skills, and motivation.#DistEd534
M. Moore, founder of the American Center for the Study of Distance Education, launched the U.S. Journal of Distance Education, states distance education should be as good if not better than in-class instruction, & offers excellent learning experiences (Erickson, 2020). #DistEd534
‘Distance education should be better structured than face-to-face instruction in terms of knowing the expected outcomes at every step of the way.’ https://t.co/jB4YSdHKML