Benutzerverhalten auf der elearning-plattform moodle im universitätsklinikum hamburg-eppendorf - Bestandsaufnahme und analyse mit hilfe kontinuierlicher pflichtevaluationen in 2006-2007

Translated title of the contribution: User attitudes on the elearning platform moodle at the university medical centre hamburg-eppendorf - stocktaking and analyses using continuous compulsory evaluations in 2006-2007

Martin Riemer*, Marc Wollatz, Claus Jiirgen Peimann, Heinz Handels

*Corresponding author for this work

Abstract

Since autumn 2006 eLearning based on the open source platform Moodle has been introduced to the University Medical Centre Hamburg- Eppendorf. Compulsory student evaluations were used to find out in which areas, to which extend and how much eLearning has been accepted by students. The use of the system increased particularly in areas with new and attractive content. Only in one area where lecturers changed and their successors did not incorporate very many eLearning modules/techniques in their teaching a declining usage was observed. In areas with frequent interactive content usage increased overpropor- Tionally. It is shown that the use of an eLearning system strongly depends on its content and degree of integration into teaching.

Translated title of the contributionUser attitudes on the elearning platform moodle at the university medical centre hamburg-eppendorf - stocktaking and analyses using continuous compulsory evaluations in 2006-2007
Original languageGerman
JournalDeutsche Gesellschaft fur Medizinische Informatik, Biometrie und Epidemiologie e.V. (GMDS)
Volume5
Issue number1
ISSN1860-8779
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 25.02.2009

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