This project aimed to investigate feasibility and logistics of using video conferencing as a medium for undertaking tri-partite, mid-placement meetings between Physiotherapy students, Clinical Educators and University tutor. As an alteration to existing face-to-face visits, this project also aimed to generate a template for future use. On evaluation 80 percent of educators involved expressed a preference for video conference over a face-to-face visit. Student evaluation expressed concerns over video conferencing for the failing student but enthusiasm for its use for progressive placements. Suggestions were made regarding alteration of materials to maximise development of the student via the altered communications medium
AIMS AND BACKGROUND: The aim of the study was to analyze the feasibility of a setting up of a radio...
This paper reports on a pilot project aimed at exploring postgraduate distance students' experiences...
Videoconferencing has been used for the professional supervision of trainee orthopaedic registrars a...
This project aimed to investigate feasibility and logistics of using video conferencing as a medium ...
Currently, many placement-based health programme students within the UK are supported through face-t...
Currently, many placement-based health programme students within the UK are supported through face-t...
Currently, many placement-based health programme students within the UK are supported through face-t...
Currently, many placement-based health programme students within the UK are supported through face-t...
Currently, many placement-based health programme students within the UK are supported through face-t...
Currently, many placement-based health programme students within the UK are supported through face-t...
Purpose Current drivers in higher education have led to the questioning of traditional placement su...
Background Within many health related degree programmes, students receive support during placements ...
From an initial pilot project (phase 1) that explored the use of video conferencing in the support o...
AIMS AND BACKGROUND: The aim of the study was to analyze the feasibility of a setting up of a rad...
AIMS AND BACKGROUND: The aim of the study was to analyze the feasibility of a setting up of a rad...
AIMS AND BACKGROUND: The aim of the study was to analyze the feasibility of a setting up of a radio...
This paper reports on a pilot project aimed at exploring postgraduate distance students' experiences...
Videoconferencing has been used for the professional supervision of trainee orthopaedic registrars a...
This project aimed to investigate feasibility and logistics of using video conferencing as a medium ...
Currently, many placement-based health programme students within the UK are supported through face-t...
Currently, many placement-based health programme students within the UK are supported through face-t...
Currently, many placement-based health programme students within the UK are supported through face-t...
Currently, many placement-based health programme students within the UK are supported through face-t...
Currently, many placement-based health programme students within the UK are supported through face-t...
Currently, many placement-based health programme students within the UK are supported through face-t...
Purpose Current drivers in higher education have led to the questioning of traditional placement su...
Background Within many health related degree programmes, students receive support during placements ...
From an initial pilot project (phase 1) that explored the use of video conferencing in the support o...
AIMS AND BACKGROUND: The aim of the study was to analyze the feasibility of a setting up of a rad...
AIMS AND BACKGROUND: The aim of the study was to analyze the feasibility of a setting up of a rad...
AIMS AND BACKGROUND: The aim of the study was to analyze the feasibility of a setting up of a radio...
This paper reports on a pilot project aimed at exploring postgraduate distance students' experiences...
Videoconferencing has been used for the professional supervision of trainee orthopaedic registrars a...