Online support for primary school pupils: project eDIHO

The paper describes the history, results and teaching experiences associated with an educational project eDIHO that was designed as a model of teacher education enabling student teachers to teach online. The paper analyses and evaluates practical experiences gained in project activities and summarises methodological perspectives for the online support of primary school educators and those in teacher education courses.

Online‐Unterstützung von Grundschülern: das eDIHO Projekt

In diesem Papier werden die Entwicklung, die Ergebnisse und die Lehrerfahrungen geschildert, die am Unterrichtsprojekt eDIHO , das als Lehrerbildungsmodell zur Befähigung von Studenten zum Online‐Lehren entwickelt worden war, gewonnen wurden. Der Beitrag analysiert und evaluiert praktische Erfahrungen, die bei der Arbeit in diesem Projekt gewonnen wurden und stellt die methodologischen Perspektiven für die Online‐Unterstützung für Grundschüler und die für die Lehrerbildung zusammen.

Soutien en ligne pour les élèves de l’école primaire:projet eDIHOS

Cet article décrit l’histoire, les résultats et les expériences d’enseignement associées à un projet éducatif eDIHO qui a été établi comme maquette de formation des Maîtres permettant aux futurs professeurs d’enseigner en ligne.Cette étude analyse et évalue les expériences pratiques acquises dans les activités du projet et résume les perspectives méthodologiques qui s’offrent au soutien en ligne tant pour aider les éducateurs du primaire que ceux qui donnent des cours de formation des maîtres.     

How Computer-Assisted Learning Influences Medical Students' Performance in Anatomy Courses

Anatomy is an essential subject of the medical curriculum. Despite its relevance, the curricular time and logistical resources devoted to teaching anatomy are in decline, favoring the introduction of new pedagogical approaches based on computer-assisted learning (CAL). This new pedagogical approach provides an insight into students' learning profiles and features, which are correlated with knowledge acquisition. The aim of this study was to understand how training with CAL platforms can influence medical students' anatomy performance. A total of 611 medical students attending Musculoskeletal Anatomy (MA) and Cardiovascular Anatomy (CA) courses were allocated to one of three groups (MA Group, CA Group, and MA + CA Group). An association between the performance in these anatomy courses and the number of CAL training sessions was detected. In the MA Group (r = 0.761, P < 0.001) and the MA + CA Group (r = 0.786, P < 0.001), a large positive correlation was observed between musculoskeletal anatomy performance and the number of CAL training sessions. Similarly, in the CA Group (r = 0.670, P < 0.001) and the MA + CA Group (r = 0.772, P < 0.001), a large positive correlation was observed between cardiovascular anatomy performance and the number of CAL training sessions. Multiple linear regression models were performed, considering either musculoskeletal or cardiovascular anatomy performance as the dependent variable. The results suggest that using CAL platforms to study has a positive dose-dependent effect on anatomy performance. Understanding students' individual features and academic background may contribute to the optimization of the learning process.     

E-culture of Russian students: Socio-cultural differentiation

Education and Information Technologies - Electronic culture constitutes a new form of social adjustment in the digital era. Our study aims to reveal socio-cultural differentiation in the social...