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Michael Pascoe1,2, Forrest Monroe3, Helen Macfarlane4
1Physical Therapy Program, School of Medicine, University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus, Aurora, CO, United States.
A student-created medical education wiki saw high daily usage and increased mobile access. Students found it more useful in preclinical years, correlating with electronic resource use.
Area of Science:
- Medical Education Technology
- Academic Resource Development
- Student Engagement Platforms
Background:
- Wiki platforms can enhance student learning and engagement with medical curricula.
- A student-led wiki was developed as a study resource repository for medical students.
- Limited research exists on student-led wiki creation in medical education.
Purpose of the Study:
- To analyze website traffic patterns of a student-created medical wiki.
- To assess student perceptions of the wiki's usage and utility.
- To gather feedback for potential wiki improvements.
Main Methods:
- Website analytics tracked daily pageviews, user sessions, and session duration.
- Surveys evaluated user awareness, perceived usefulness, and contribution interest.
- Comparative analysis of traffic data between academic years was performed.
Main Results:
- The wiki demonstrated high daily usage (mean 315 pageviews/day) with significant growth in returning visitors and mobile access.
- A majority of surveyed students were aware of the wiki.
- Students perceived the wiki as more useful during preclinical years compared to clinical years (P<.001).
Conclusions:
- The student-created wiki served as a highly utilized, informal curriculum resource.
- Significant potential exists for wiki improvement and further integration into medical education.
- Future research should explore optimal strategies for student-led educational platforms.
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