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A collaborative effort in using telecommunications to enhance learning
Journal of Continuing Education in Nursing
|May 1, 1992
Summary
A pilot project successfully delivered workplace education via teleconferencing, demonstrating the technology
Area of Science:
- Workplace Education
- Telecommunications Technology
- Nursing Professional Development
Background:
- Identified need for accessible workplace educational programs.
- Explored teleconferencing as a delivery method.
- Initiated by a consortium of three educational institutions.
Purpose of the Study:
- To develop and evaluate teleconferencing-based educational programs for the workplace.
- To assess the effectiveness and adequacy of teleconferencing technology for educational delivery.
- To foster collaboration among key stakeholders in nursing education and professional organizations.
Main Methods:
- Conducted survey to identify educational needs.
- Developed and implemented a pilot project with three educational programs.
- Utilized teleconferencing technology for program delivery.
- Evaluated the success and adequacy of the teleconferencing approach.
Main Results:
- Pilot project successfully delivered educational programs.
- Teleconferencing technology proved adequate and effective for workplace education.
- Demonstrated feasibility of the teleconferencing model.
Conclusions:
- Teleconferencing is a viable and successful method for workplace education.
- Collaboration among educational institutions, professional organizations, and telecommunications centers is crucial.
- The pilot project established a successful model for future teleconferencing educational initiatives.