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Table 3 Analysis of satisfaction with the teaching methods and content

From: Health literacy training program for community healthcare providers using hybrid online team-based learning in Taiwan

Item

m ± SD

Teaching strategies

4.07 ± .53

The preparatory videos increased my understanding of the course

4.14 ± .65

The IRATs increased learning motivation

4.01 ± .73

The TRATs increased mutual learning among group members

4.02 ± .65

The discussion activities enhanced the applicability of course content

4.06 ± .58

The learning time of the course was flexible

4.15 ± .65

The learning space of the course was flexible

4.26 ± .63

The course increased my interest in learning

4.01 ± .62

The course reduced learning stress

3.95 ± .84

The course ran smoothly

4.06 ± .60

The course content is easy to absorb

4.09 ± .62

Helpfulness of the course modules to practice

4.13 ± .55

Introduction to the HL concept

4.21 ± .56

Oral communication

4.14 ± .65

Written communication

4.11 ± .61

Community HL interventions

4.10 ± .60

Case discussion of communication with the elderly

4.15 ± .59

Case discussion of community HL interventions

4.05 ± .63

Overall feedback

4.06 ± .58

Familiarity with HL after the course

4.10 ± .56

Execution power of providing HL services after the course

3.89 ± .61

Overall, I am satisfied with the course

4.12 ± .53

The next course should adopt the same model

4.11 ± .63

  1. Note: 5: Very helpful/familiar/agree; 4: Helpful/familiar/agree; 3: Neither helpful/familiar/agree nor unhelpful/unfamiliar/disagree; 2: Unhelpful/unfamiliar/disagree; 1: Very unhelpful/unfamiliar/disagree