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Pascale Lafont¹, Claire Marchand, Cyril Crozet

¹Université Paris 13. pascale.lafont@wanadoo.fr

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Nursing students struggle with in-depth learning strategies when using scanned lecture courses on CD-ROM/DVD. This digital format, without proper didactic support, can lead to discouragement and decreased motivation in their training.

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Area of Science:

Nursing Education
Educational Technology
Pedagogy

Context:

French nurse schools increasingly utilize scanned lecture courses due to university partnerships.
Digital learning resources like CD-ROM/DVD are becoming more prevalent in nursing education.

Purpose:

To investigate the training strategies employed by nursing students using CD-ROM/DVD lecture courses.
To understand student perceptions of this digital educational system.
To evaluate the effectiveness of digital resources in supporting learning.

Summary:

A frequency study of 62 nursing students revealed that while students attempt in-depth training strategies, they often do not succeed.
Students expend significant effort but experience discouragement and reduced motivation.
The study highlights a disconnect between the intended socio-constructivist principles and the actual learning experience.

Impact:

The findings suggest that CD-ROM/DVD resources require an adapted didactic environment to effectively support student training strategies.
This research underscores the importance of pedagogical design in digital learning environments for nursing education.
Recommendations for improving the integration of digital resources in nursing curricula can be inferred.