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The generic videodisc: an innovative technology in nursing education
The Journal of Nursing Education
|February 1, 1987
Summary
Generic videodisc technology enhances clinical education for graduate and undergraduate health science students. This adaptable resource allows tailored learning experiences beyond traditional media limitations.
Area of Science:
- Medical Education Technology
- Health Professions Education
Background:
- Traditional educational media often present a fixed curriculum.
- There is a need for flexible resources to meet diverse learning objectives in health sciences.
Purpose of the Study:
- To evaluate the utility of generic videodisc technology in expanding clinical experience for students.
- To assess the adaptability of videodisc resources for various health-related disciplines and educational levels.
Main Methods:
- Utilized generic videodisc as a versatile educational tool.
- Implemented the resource across specialized graduate, undergraduate, and other health professional programs.
Main Results:
- Videodisc technology successfully expanded clinical learning opportunities.
- The resource proved valuable for a broad range of students and professionals.
- The adaptable nature of videodisc facilitated customized educational goals.
Conclusions:
- Generic videodisc is a highly versatile and effective resource for health professions education.
- This technology supports tailored learning experiences, enhancing clinical exposure for diverse learners.
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