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Understanding online teaching effectiveness: Nursing student and faculty perspectives.

Yvonne Smith¹, Yea-Jyh Chen², Andrea Warner-Stidham¹

¹Kent State University, College of Nursing, Kent, OH, United States of America.

Journal of Professional Nursing : Official Journal of the American Association of Colleges of Nursing

|November 7, 2021

Summary

Online teaching effectiveness in nursing education was explored through faculty and student perspectives. Perceptions aligned on challenges and strategies, informing future online pedagogy and evaluation.

Keywords:

Challenges to online nursing education Distance learning Online learning Online teaching Online teaching effectiveness Qualitative research

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Area of Science:

Nursing Education
Online Pedagogy
Educational Technology

Background:

Online teaching has significantly expanded, accelerated by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Key characteristics of effective online teaching and its quality remain insufficiently studied.

Purpose of the Study:

To examine nursing faculty and student perceptions of online teaching effectiveness.
To identify common themes and areas of agreement between faculty and students regarding online instruction.

Main Methods:

Phase 1 of a mixed-methods research project utilizing a qualitative descriptive design.
Focus group interviews were conducted with purposively sampled nursing faculty (N=15) and students (N=17).

Main Results:

Seven themes emerged from faculty focus group data; six themes from student focus groups.
Both faculty and students identified challenges and effective strategies for online teaching.
Significant alignment was found between faculty and student perceptions of online teaching effectiveness.

Conclusions:

Findings offer critical insights for advancing nursing education through online modalities.
Identifying characteristics of effective online teaching is foundational for developing robust evaluation methods.
This research supports improvements in learning outcomes, faculty development, and educational practices in online nursing programs.