• Title of article

    Prerequisites for electronic learning: Iranian postgraduate nursing students’ points of view

  • Author/Authors

    Yaghoubi, Alireza tabriz university of medical sciences - Cardiovascular Research Center - Department of Cardiovascular Surgery, ايران , Abdollahzadeh, Farahnaz tabriz university of medical sciences - Faculty of Nursing and Midwifery - Department of Nursing, ايران , Rahmani, Azad tabriz university of medical sciences - Faculty of Nursing and Midwifery - Department of Nursing, ايران , Kazemi, Leila tabriz university of medical sciences - Faculty of Nursing and Midwifery - Department of Nursing, ايران , Ghabili, Kamyar tabriz university of medical sciences - Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Research Center, ايران , Golzari, Samad E. J. tabriz university of medical sciences - Medical Philosophy and History Research Center - Students’ Research Committee, ايران , Dehdilani, Marjan tabriz university of medical sciences - Medical Education Research Center, ايران

  • From page
    171
  • To page
    173
  • Abstract
    Background: Nursing education is mostly conducted through electronic educational programs. We aimed at assessing the Iranian postgraduate nursing students’ skills and attitudes regarding the electronic education. Materials and Methods: Ninety‑seven postgraduate nursing students were surveyed using questionnaires assessing their individual‑social and educational characteristics, electronic education skills, and attitudes toward the electronic education. Results: Scores of the students’ skills in using computer and the Internet were significantly associated with gender and the number of hours working with computer and the Internet at home and work. Conclusion: Prerequisites for performing electronic education programs are present at moderate levels in Iran.
  • Keywords
    Attitude , electronic learning , nursing students , skill
  • Journal title
    Iranian Journal of Nursing and Midwifery Research (IJNMR)
  • Journal title
    Iranian Journal of Nursing and Midwifery Research (IJNMR)
  • Record number

    2573825