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Lemaire, E. et al.

Lemaire, Greene,

A comparison between three electronic media and in-person learning for continuing education in physical rehabilitation.

We produced continuing education material in physical rehabilitation using a variety of electronic media. We compared four methods of delivering the learning modules: in person with a computer projector, desktop videoconferencing, Web pages and CD- ROM. Health-care workers at eight community hospitals and two nursing homes were asked to participate in the project. A total of 394 questionnaires were received for all modalities: 73 for in-person sessions, 50 for desktop conferencing, 227 for Web pages and 44 for CD- ROM. This represents a 100% response rate from the in-person, desktop conferencing and CD- ROM groups; the response rate for the Web group is unknown, since the questionnaires were completed online. Almost all participants found the modules to be helpful in their work. The CD- ROM group gave significantly higher ratings than the Web page group, although all four learning modalities received high ratings. A combination of all four modalities would be required to provide the best possible learning opportunity.[1]

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A comparison between three electronic media and in-person learning for continuing education in physical rehabilitation. Lemaire, E., Greene, G. Journal of telemedicine and telecare. (2003) [Pubmed]

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