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Academic perceptions amongst educators towards eLearning tools in dental education
Boris Handal1, Catherine Groenlund, Tania Gerzina
1ICT Education, School of Education, The University of Notre Dame, Sydney, Australia. boris.handal@nd.edu.au
Abstract:
This paper reports an explorative study about academic educators' perceptions towards learning management systems (LMS) and eLearning tools as used in dental education. Fifty-five educators participated in an online survey which explored their views on eLearning tools within the context of their own professional training background and teaching needs. In general, educators felt that the eLearning LMS (also known as WebCT/Blackboard) was a tool that suited their teaching and learning needs in terms of flexibility, interactivity and accessibility despite a significant level of self-reported lack of competence in the technology. The paper describes current eLearning professional development initiatives in light of these findings.
