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Online Virtual Reality Networked Control Laboratory Applied in Control Engineering Education

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Overcoming barriers in online workshop development: an ELITE experience.

Kimberly S Talcott¹, John M O'Donnell, Helen K Burns

¹Nurse Anesthesia Program, University of Pittsburgh School of Nursing, Pittsburgh, PA 15261, USA. kit9@pitt.edu

Journal of Continuing Education in Nursing

|May 10, 2013

Summary

The Emerging Learning and Integrated Technologies Education (ELITE) program successfully transitioned eight in-person workshops to online formats for nurse educators. This initiative provides valuable insights for developing online continuing education programs.

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Area of Science:

Nursing Education
Educational Technology
Faculty Development

Background:

Nurse educators require training in integrating technology into educational programs.
Traditional face-to-face workshops face challenges in scalability and accessibility.
The need for flexible, online professional development for healthcare educators is increasing.

Purpose of the Study:

To describe the development and implementation of an online faculty development program for nurse educators.
To identify barriers and strategies in transitioning face-to-face workshops to online formats.
To offer a model for other continuing education providers transitioning to online delivery.

Main Methods:

Development of eight standalone online workshops by the ELITE Faculty Development Program.
Transformation of existing face-to-face content into online modules.
Addressing challenges such as restructuring objectives, technology changes, and course management systems.
Incorporating independent practice opportunities for online learners.

Main Results:

Successful creation of eight online workshops offering continuing education units.
Overcoming barriers related to technology integration and online learning design.
Adaptation of a course management system to support online learning needs.
Development of strategies for independent practice in an online environment.

Conclusions:

The ELITE program's experience offers a practical framework for developing online faculty development.
Transitioning to online education requires strategic planning for content, technology, and learner engagement.
The findings can guide other organizations in creating or enhancing their online continuing education offerings.
Online faculty development programs can effectively support nurse educators in technology adoption.