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The E ff ectiveness Of Online Learning In Supporting Nurses Across Ontario To Obtain Their National Certi fi cation de Souza Institute August 29, 2012 Content development Laura Rashleigh led all four years of content development AND


  1. The E ff ectiveness Of Online Learning In Supporting Nurses Across Ontario To Obtain Their National Certi fi cation de Souza Institute August 29, 2012

  2. Content development • Laura Rashleigh led all four years of content development AND • Charissa Cordon co-lead 2009 group • 27 experts across the province for initial weekly content development • 12 experts for mock exam development • de Souza evaluation, IT, instructional design and administration support

  3. Course Syllabus Included: • Studying strategies & • Knowledge about and care exam writing strategies of the patient with: • Chemo & biotherapy • Lung cancer • Radiation & surgical • Breast cancer nursing care • Colorectal and gastric • Stem cell transplant • Malignant Hematology • Complementary therapies • Melanoma • Oncologic emergencies • GU, prostate and • Symptom management gynecological cancers and support • Head and neck • Palliative care • Sarcoma • Psychosocial support, • Pediatric oncology care spiritual support & • Rehabilitation and sexuality survivorship

  4. Teaching and Learning Theories Underpinning the Study Group across 2009-2012 • Adult Learning Theory • Generational Learning • Cooperative Learning • CNA Oncology Nursing Competence (2008) and CANO Standards (2006) • Learner-centred Approach

  5. A comparison of 3 teaching methods* Mode of delivery Advantages Success Rate 2009 • Every Tue night at local • Peer support –Weekly live • 94% (100 nurses) centres (via video interaction via conf) videoconference • Archived webcast • Collaborative groups and +Blog case studies 2010 • eLearning with slides • Available 24/7 • 88% (110 nurses) and voice over • Asynchronous (captivate) • 30 min -1 hr slides online • Discussion forum • Case studies for groups • Virtual groups • Monthly videoconf 2011 • eLearning +VL**+ • Self-paced, active • 95% in 2011(102 & Interactive activities learning nurses) 2012 • Self-directed local • 20-40 m/wk application: • 90% in 2012 group wherever Interactive activity, quiz (reporting possible • 3 hour/wk pre reading+ ongoing) • Enrichment reading VL+ facilitator notes • Unit spec collab forum

  6. Study Group Symposium • 1 Day study symposium • Problem Based Learning Curriculum based on: • Knowledge gaps • Confidence levels • Multiple choice answering strategies • Mock Exam • CNA exam template • Supported expenses

  7. Demographics: Age and Experience

  8. Distribution of learners across the province

  9. Assessment on e ff ectiveness: symposium day mock exam score (2009-11) • Mock Exam Score comparable from 2009-2012 – see below • CNA success rate: 94% in 2009, 88% in 2010, 95% in 2011, 90% in 2012 (2012 reporting ongoing) 100 80 60 40 20 0 Mock ¡Exam 2009 2010 2011 2012

  10. Assessment on e ff ectiveness: Change in perceived con fi dence (2009-2012) • CNA competency areas all improved From prevention, diagnosis & staging, treatment Modalities, symptom Management to supportive and continuous care • Two examples are presented – confidence ↑ in all four years 4 3.5 3 2.5 2 1.5 1 0.5 0 oncology ¡EM chemotherapy ¡with ¡stem ¡cell ¡rescue 2009 ¡pre 2009 ¡post 2010 ¡pre 2010 ¡post 2011 ¡pre 2011 ¡post 2012 ¡pre 2012 ¡post

  11. Is online learning e ff ective? Meta-Analysis of all online learning publications from 1996-2008 (US Dept of Educ 2010) • students in online learning performed modestly better than face-to-face instruction • Difference was larger between blended model vs taught entirely face-to-face • Effect sizes were larger when online instruction was collaborative or instructor- directed vs when learners worked independently • The effectiveness was broad across different content and learner types

  12. Conclusion • The study group was a useful approach to assist nurses in passing the CNA exam • Videoconference worked well in year one but self limiting in terms of potential – i.e, access to OTN, and expansion of the program to national/international users • eLearning helps to overcome geographical distances and accessibility issues • eLearning plus in person one day symposium is effective • Collaborative and cooperative community approach can be maintained online and locally

  13. www.desouzanurse.ca Thank-you

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