Technology in the College of Nursing: Perception and Use to Achieve Learning Outcomes.

The aims of this pilot study were to identify current use of mobile device technology by nursing faculty, staff and students; to compare and contrast policies and practices relating to mobile technology in nursing education; and to make recommendations to better align teaching strategies and learnin...

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Publicado en:Online Journal of Nursing Informatics Vol. 20; no. 1; pp. 12 - 13
Autores principales: Iverson, Lindsay, Ball, Sarah, Harms, Ann, Murcek, Christina, Woods, Sandra, Young, Tina
Formato: research tables/charts Journal Article
Publicado: HIMSS Foundation Spring2016
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          Faculty, Nursing
          Perception
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          Pilot Studies
          Exploratory Research
          Quantitative Studies
          Surveys
          Mobile Applications
          Midwestern United States
          Educational Technology
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          Data Analysis Software
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      ab: The aims of this pilot study were to identify current use of mobile device technology by nursing faculty, staff and students; to compare and contrast policies and practices relating to mobile technology in nursing education; and to make recommendations to better align teaching strategies and learning outcomes. The pilot study consisted of a quantitative survey created by members of the College of Nursing's technology committee. The survey was distributed to faculty, staff and nursing students via a survey link. Results revealed implications for both the college and the university as a whole. Issues for the college to address include: a need for more technology training; an approved mobile application list to be shared with faculty, staff and students; and support of student mobile device use in the clinical setting. Implications that need to be addressed university-wide are: the difference between the computer operating system used by half the nursing student body and the computer operating system provided by the school; a need to address the direction of technology systematically; and the mobile device use and needs of faculty, staff and students.
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