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Performance support concepts for Web-based informatics instruction.

L Goodwin
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Duke University first offered World Wide Web (WWW) based courses in Nursing Informatics in January of 1997. The first class enrolled 18 nurses who were completing either a Post-Master's Certificate Program or were near completion of their Master's degree. Courses were designed around principles of advanced nursing practice, performance support, mastery learning, and virtual learning communities. Extensive learning assessment included traditional papers, real-world application projects, and a variety of pre and post-test measurements.

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L Goodwin. 1997. Performance support concepts for Web-based informatics instruction.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/9357715/

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