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Table 3 Descriptive statistics of post-course survey items focusing on learning experience and perceptions

From: A novel integration of online and flipped classroom instructional models in public health higher education

Survey item

Agree/strongly agree (%)

Disagree/strongly disagree (%)

Neutral (%)

I was comfortable with self-directed learning through NextGenU.

100

0

0

The online learning materials contributed to my learning.

100

0

0

I completed the activities and learning materials before in-class sessions.

100

0

0

The quizzes encouraged completion of the online learning materials.

82

0

18

In-class learning activities complemented online self-directed learning.

100

0

0

The reflective responses contributed to my learning.

91

0

9

Interaction with my instructor and other classmates contributed to my learning.

100

0

0

The flipped classroom model (online learning plus in-person classroom interaction and problem-solving) was a different learning experience than other MPH courses.

100

0

0

The flipped classroom model enabled more interaction with my instructor and classmates than did other MPH courses.

82

0

18

In the future, I would rather take a ‘flipped’ course (blended online learning plus in-persons classroom interaction and problem-solving) than a traditional (lecture-based) course.

82

9

9

  1. NB: Students were asked to react to statements on a 5-point Likert scale where 1 = "Strongly disagree" and 5 = "Strongly agree." For reporting of these survey items, agreement (strongly agree and agree) and disagreement (strongly disagree and disagree) were combined.