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Martonia Gaskill; Paul Dye – Journal of Interactive Learning Research, 2024
The pursuit of improved patient outcomes through the evolution in medical education is ongoing. Traditional, didactic learning methods are still utilized as a primary modality throughout medical learning (Newman & Lattouf, 2020). To address deficits in understanding and retention of learning material, experiential learning methods are…
Descriptors: Computer Simulation, Online Courses, Blended Learning, Educational Technology
Kristen M. Brown; Julianne Perretta; Geoffrey Miller; Gregory Gilbert; Mindi Anderson; Catherine Horvath; Nancy Sullivan; Justin Jeffers; Sandra Swoboda; Nicole Shilkofski; Dierra Green; Shawna Mudd – Journal of Interactive Learning Research, 2023
Background: Current methods for interprofessional education (IPE) incorporating simulation for team training poses challenges. Frequent challenges to traditional approaches include adequate time, resources, simulation space, equipment, and trained faculty. Multi-player virtual reality (VR) may be a solution. Methods: A quantitative,…
Descriptors: Professional Education, Interprofessional Relationship, Medical Students, Nursing Students
Commendador, Kathleen; Chi, Robert – Journal of Interactive Learning Research, 2013
This study was undertaken to better understand the nature of nursing students' perspectives toward simulative learning modality for gaining pre-clinical experience via self-paced cognitive tool--Avatar. Findings indicates that participants engaged in synchronous Avatar learning environment had higher levels of appreciation toward Avatar learning…
Descriptors: Nursing Students, Student Attitudes, Computer Simulation, Electronic Learning