Introduction to Respiratory & Cardiovascular Physiology

Evaluation of on-line learning activities

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Please rate the following aspects of the introduction to respiratory physiology on-line resource:

Overall
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How valuable a resource was the on-line introduction to respiratory physiology?
How effective was it at motivating you to engage with the learning activities?
How effective was the on-line introduction to respiratory physiology in terms of your learning?

Content
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I was well informed about the purpose of this on-line resource.
This on-line resource lived up to my expectations.
The content is relevant.

Design
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The learning outcomes of this on-line resource are clear to me.
The activities of this on-line resource stimulated my learning.
The activities of this on-line resource gave me sufficient practice and feedback.
The difficulty level of this on-line resource is appropriate.
The timing and sequence of activities in this on-line resource is at an appropriate pace.
The instructions were clear.
The amount of content in the on-line resource is appropriate.
The course activities were stimulating.

How well do you think you have met the following learning outcomes?
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Identify the components of the respiratory system.
Explain how form relates to function in the respiratory system.
Explain the principles of diffusion.
Describe the process of gas exchange.
Describe the transport of gases.
Outline the mechanism of breathing.
Describe the control of breathing.

How much do you feel that the on-line resource has added to your knowledge and understanding of each of the following?
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Components of the respiratory system
Nasal cavity
Sense of smell
Respiratory tree
Ventilation
Control of breathing
Gas exchange
Transport of gases

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How did you feel about e-learning before, during and after engaging with this on-line resource?

Is e-learning an appropriate delivery method for introducing respiratory physiology?

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What would you like to change about the course?

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