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Proposed course provides highest human interaction among compared courses

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q2 i? The proposed course provides synchronous and asynchronous interactions with expert trainers and peer trainees, while comparison courses offer only asynchronous peer interaction, asynchronous expert interaction, or no human interaction. → El Ansari Walid 2025

Evidence

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

q2 · i? · design · r1

The comparison in Table 5 found the proposed course integrates synchronous and asynchronous interactions with expert trainers and peers, while comparison courses provide only asynchronous interaction or none. The article states the proposed course "provides exceptionally high human interaction."

"Regarding human interaction, our proposed course provides exceptionally high human interaction, integrating synchronous/asynchronous interactions with expert trainer and peer trainees via live messaging and discussion forums. Table 5 shows that the other courses provide only asynchronous interaction with peer trainees (Course 1) or expert trainers (Course 2) or no human interaction (Course 3)."

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