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Table 5 Frequency distribution of students’ and employees satisfaction with the skyroom system and its components during the COVID-19 pandemic

From: Learner satisfaction with synchronous and asynchronous virtual learning systems during the COVID-19 pandemic in Tehran university of medical sciences: a comparative analysis

Component

Type of learners

Satisfaction level with Skyroom

Statistical test result

Satisfaction with the component

Dissatisfaction with the component

Number (percentage)

Number (percentage)

Pvalue

User-friendliness of the platform’s visual design

Employees

(64) 350

(36) 200

< 0/001

Students

(82) 230

(18) 50

0/007

Easy access to the system

Employees

(55) 300

(45) 250

0/06

Students

(93) 260

(7) 20

0/02

Appropriate volume of educational content

Employees

(58) 320

(42) 230

< 0/001

Students

(86) 240

(14) 40

0/008

Instant access to content at any time

Employees

(48) 240

(52) 290

< 0/001

Students

(57) 16

(43) 120

< 0/001

Easy access to support services

Employees

(48) 160

(52) 290

< 0/001

Students

(46) 260

(54) 150

0/04

Appropriate timing for submitting questions and receiving answers

Employees

(64) 350

(36) 200

< 0/001

Students

(71) 200

(29) 80

0/001

Appropriate feedback within the system for questions and answers

Employees

(58) 320

(42) 230

< 0/001

Students

(75) 210

(25) 70

< 0/001

Interaction among learners

Employees

(64) 350

(36) 200

< 0/001

Students

(68) 190

(32) 90

< 0/001

Interaction between teachers and learners

Employees

(58) 320

(42) 230

< 0/001

Students

(75) 210

(25) 70

0/003

Time consuming system

Employees

(64) 350

(36) 200

0/74

Students

(75) 210

(25) 70

0/45

Internet speed

Employees

(58) 320

(42) 230

0/007

Students

(68) 190

(32) 90

0/31

Increased learning due to being online

Employees

(61) 340

(39) 210

0/005

Students

(71) 200

(29) 80

0/003