PubMed · 2013 · 12 citations · 4 references
EducationEducational AssessmentInformation SystemsMethod ValidationPsychometricsQuality AssuranceContent ValidityEducational Software EvaluationQuality MeasurementReliabilityUsability EvaluationUsability TestingEvaluation Of Online InformationHealth Information Technology UsabilityKappa CoefficientKappa StatisticQuestionnaire ReliabilityQuestionnaire ValidityWebsite Quality AssessmentWebsite Usability Evaluation
The aim of this study was to evaluate the structure, quality of information and usability of a website on First Aid. The evaluation was performed by information technology (IT) and health care professionals and by students, using specific and validated instruments. The kappa method was used to evaluate the agreement of the answers, and Cronbach's α coefficient was used to assess the reliability of the instrument. There was no agreement (0.047) among the answers obtained from the IT professionals, indicating that the structure of the website must be reviewed. There was also no agreement in the evaluation by the health care professionals (-0.062); however, the overall positive scores suggest that the quality of the information of the website is adequate. The assessment of reliability of the instrument to evaluate the navigability rendered a value of α=0.974. Although improvement of the website structure is recommended, the quality of the information is good, and its use has contributed to the apprenticeship of students.
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Experiences of online learning: students’ perspective
Janet W. H. Sit, Joanne W. Y. Chung, Meyrick C.M. Chow et al. · Nurse Education Today · 2004 · 175 citations