Available online SR/MA courses lack self-paced, experiential, expert-feedback features¶
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q2 i? The scoping review of available online SR/MA courses found that most lack self-paced/self-directed aspects, real interactivity, and individualized expert feedback. → El Ansari Walid 2025
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El Ansari Walid 2025¶
El Ansari Walid, El-Ansari Kareem, Hany Mohamed. (2025). Healthcare research and education: actively constructed research knowledge–a model for online systematic reviews and meta-analyses courses. BMC Research Notes. https://doi.org/10.1186/s13104-025-07111-8
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The scoping review of literature and online courses identified that available online SR/MA courses lack key features including experiential interactivity and individualized expert feedback. The article states that "a lack of self-paced, self-directed online SR/MA courses that offer learners experiential interactivity" exists.
"These above-mentioned knowledge gaps suggest a lack of self-paced, self-directed online SR/MA courses that offer learners experiential interactivity embedded in the training, from study design to data collection and synthesis of results, supplemented with individual feedback from expert trainer/s."
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Related Claims¶
- Proposed course is the only compared course with individualized expert feedback on assignments — a narrower finding that bears on this claim
- Design features such as straightforward access, mobile-ready platforms, self-paced modular formats, and scenario-based content are reported facilitators of e-learning implementation — a broader claim this one bears on
- Curricula predominantly featured interactive and experiential teaching methods such as simulation and project-based learning — related
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