Objective To investigate the online learning situation of students in Chongqing Medical University during the COVID-19 epidemic
analyze the advantages and disadvantages of online learning
and provide reference for the improvement of online teaching. Methods Random sampling was adopted to conduct online questionnaire survey among undergraduates of Chongqing Medical University in the form of anonymous questionnaire. SPSS 22.0 was used for chi-square test. Results There were significant differences in learning outcomes between students living in different places during the epidemic period (P<0.05). The results showed that 34% of students thought the advantages of online learning were freedom of learning time
freedom of learning place
abundant resources and available to watch videos repeatedly. According to the analysis of disadvantages of online learning
39% of the students believed that online learning had poor personal self-control ability to ensure learning efficiency
no sense of reality in the experimental courses
lack of learning atmosphere
decrease of the learning motivation
tedious learning process
requiring constant software upgrading and replacement. Conclusion Firstly
for special periods
we should unify online learning platforms in the whole university. Then
we should strengthen the publicity of online courses. Finally
teachers should drive the classroom atmosphere during the online teaching and improve students' learning efficiency.
关键词
本科生 线上教学 学习现状
Keywords
Undergraduate Online teaching Status quo of learning
Research on satisfaction with education of undergraduates of medical technology and training countermeasures
Construction of teaching evaluation indices for undergraduate medicine students based on the Delphi method
Strategy and practice of cultivating undergraduate innovative scientific research talents: taking an undergraduate research team of evidence-based medicine in Guangdong Medical University as an example
Construction of an entrustable professional activities framework for medical undergraduates
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