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Nursing Students' Perception regarding Online Learning and its Relation to their Academic Satisfaction
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July 2024

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Hemat Abdel-Azeem

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samah mohamed el sayed

Background: Online learning provides many opportunities for student to learn and achieve their goal so its important to study the relation between it and their academic satisfaction. Aim: This study aimed to assess nursing student's perception regarding online learning and its relation to their academic satisfaction.. Subjects and Methods: study design : Descriptive cross sectional design was used to carry out this study. Setting: This study was conducted at the Faculty of Nursing-Ain Shams University. Subjects: The subjects of this study included the first and fourth academic years from afore mentioned setting through the academic year (2021-2022). The subjects included 242 out of (688) nurse students. Data collection tool: two tools was used namely Perceived Online Learning Questionnaire and Undergraduate Nursing Students' Academic Satisfaction Scale. The results: showed that, more than two-thirds (69.4%) of the studied nursing students have moderate level of total online learning. Also, one-quarter (25.6%) of them have high level. While, only (5%) of them have low level. there was highly significant positive correlation between nursing students' perception regarding online learning and their total academic satisfaction at (P= < 0.01). Conclusion: the nursing students had moderate perception level and high satisfaction level regarding online learning, and there was a highly statistically significant positive relation between total nursing students' perciption regarding online learning and their total satisfaction levels. E-learning platforms are easily adjustable during abrupt crises, such as COVID-19 Recommendations: Assess relationship between using Interactive online learning techniques and student Social presence

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... The findings of this study are consistent with those of Tarek et al.'s (2023) study, "Nursing students' perception regarding electronic learning and its relation to their academic satisfaction, in Egypt," which stated that over 25% of the students in the study had high self-efficacy and over 2/3 had moderate self-efficacy regarding e-learning. However, 5% of them felt that they were not very effective at learning online. ...

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Assessment of Nursing Students` Self-efficacy toward Using Electronic Learning
Nursing Students' Perception regarding Online Learning and its Relation to their Academic Satisfaction
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  • June 2023

Egyptian Journal of Health Care