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KMID : 1141320230380040278
Kosin Medical Journal
2023 Volume.38 No. 4 p.278 ~ p.287
The effectiveness of Moodle¡¯s ¡°Lesson¡± feature in pre-learning about arterial puncture and blood transfusion procedures
Lee Hae-Young

Lee Sang-Shin
Hwang Hyun-Yong
Abstract
Background This study evaluated the effectiveness of Moodle¡¯s ¡°Lesson¡± feature as a pre-learning tool for clinical skills among medical students.

Methods The performance of 69 fourth-year medical students during practical sessions on arterial puncture and blood transfusion was assessed. These students engaged in pre-learning activities via Moodle¡¯s ¡°Lesson¡± feature. We analyzed the survey results to gauge students¡¯ satisfaction and perceived usefulness of the pre-learning approach. Additionally, we compared the performance of the 2023 cohort, which took part in the pre-learning process, with students from 2020 to 2022 who did not have this preparatory component.

Results Among the students surveyed, data from 59 respondents were analyzed. Satisfaction with the pre-learning segment was high, with a mean satisfaction score of 4.69 (standard deviation [SD]=0.62) and Cronbach¡¯s alpha of 0.918. The tool¡¯s perceived usefulness was also rated highly, with a mean score of 4.77 (SD=0.53) and Cronbach¡¯s alpha of 0.956. Students who used the pre-learning tool had a mean score of 84.20 (SD=14.74), whereas those who did not use the tool scored slightly lower, with a mean of 80.40 (SD=13.07); however, this difference was not statistically significant (p=0.196). Nonetheless, the 2023 cohort scores were generally higher across the various percentile measures than those of the 2020?2022 groups.

Conclusions The pre-learning tool using the ¡°Lesson¡± feature on Moodle proved useful and satisfactory for students learning clinical procedures. Further research with larger cohorts is required to validate these findings.
KEYWORD
Clinical skills, Lesson, Moodle, Pre-learning, Prior knowledge
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