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Table 2 Attitudes toward online courses among dental and non-dental students

From: Dental education changed by COVID-19: Student’s perceptions and attitudes

Questions

Strongly Agree

Agree

Neutral

Disagree

Strongly disagree

n

%

n

%

n

%

n

%

n

%

1–1. I agree with changing on-site courses to online courses

190

40.17

176

37.21

88

18.60

13

2.75

6

1.27

1–2. Online courses change my learning schedule and behavior

45

9.51

282

59.62

120

25.37

18

3.81

8

1.69

1–3. Online courses change my way of learning

69

14.59

202

42.71

157

33.19

40

8.46

5

1.06

1–4. I am satisfied with the learning efficacy of online courses

142

30.02

79

16.70

196

41.44

46

9.73

10

2.11

1–5. The learning efficacy of online courses is better than that of on-site courses

86

18.18

111

23.47

174

36.79

75

15.86

27

5.71

1–6. I think other non-medical professional courses with a lecture format could be changed to online courses

202

42.71

173

36.58

65

13.74

25

5.29

8

1.69

1–7. I think other non-medical professional courses with a lecture format could be changed to online courses

116

24.52

151

31.92

123

26.00

55

11.63

28

5.92

1–8. I think dental professional courses with a laboratory format could be changed to online courses

19

4.02

30

6.34

66

13.95

140

29.60

218

46.09

 

1 Month

3 Months

6 Months

9 Months

12 Months

n

%

n

%

n

%

n

%

n

%

1–9. I could tolerate the learning style of an online course for …

62

13.11

134

28.33

94

19.87

13

2.75

170

35.94