TECNOLOGIE DIDATTICHE NELLA FORMAZIONE PROFESSIONALE INFERMIERISTICA: IL CASO DEL CORSO PILOTA GRECO ENHANCE

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Flavio Manganello
Evangelos C. Fradelos
Dimitrios Mantzaris
Konstantinos Tsaras
Francesca Pozzi
Ioanna V. Papathanasiou

Abstract

L’apprendimento potenziato dalla tecnologia viene utilizzato nell’istruzione e nella formazione degli infermieri allo scopo di promuovere attivamente lo sviluppo di conoscenze e abilità professionali tra gli studenti universitari e tra gli infermieri professionisti. Sebbene molti studi si siano concentrati sui facilitatori e sugli ostacoli all’e-learning nella formazione infermieristica, c’è ancora poca conoscenza riguardo alle funzionalità specifiche che consentono di istanziare attività di apprendimento flessibili ed efficaci così come alla soddisfazione dell’utente circa queste funzionalità. Questo studio esamina le opinioni degli studenti sull’utilità e la facilità d’uso delle funzionalità della piattaforma Open Online Tool (OOT) che è stata implementata e utilizzata per un’iniziativa online per la formazione professionale di infermieri di famiglia e comunità in Grecia. I risultati della ricerca hanno mostrato che la maggior parte delle funzionalità dell’OOT sono state ritenute da parte dei partecipanti facili da usare e allo stesso tempo utili nel contribuire in modo coerente alla loro formazione.

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