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Informatyka i edukacja informatyczna w opinii uczniów szkół średnich – ocena jakości i metod przekazu wiedzy. Województwo dolnośląskie

Wiśniewska-Paź Barbara, Trojanowski Paweł

Cybersecurity and Law

2023

Vol. 10 (2)

249--269

W artykule przyjęto założenie, że ocena sposobu i jakości nauczania informatyki w szkołach podstawowych, formułowana przez najbardziej zainteresowanych tą jakością (czyli uczniów odbywających lekcje informatyki) ma, oprócz analizy danych statystycznych opisujących infrastrukturę komputerową i edukacyjną, znaczenie kluczowe dla oceny kompetencji informatycznych, z jakimi uczniowie opuszczają szkołę podstawową. Ocena ta, nawet jeśli subiektywna, oparta na opiniach, a nie testach kompetencji zderzonych z ocenami wystawianymi przez nauczycieli, to powinna być jedną z podstaw do zaprojektowania reformy nauczania informatyki w szkołach podstawowych, nie tyle w zakresie treści programowych, ile raczej w sferze praktyki edukacyjnej. Artykuł przedstawia wyniki badania opinii na ten temat wśród uczniów dolnośląskich szkół ponadpodstawowych. Badani uczniowie mieli możliwość wyrażenia swoich opinii i ocen o takich kwestiach, jak: informatyka jako dyscyplina praktyczna, struktura programu nauczania i proces jego realizacji, ocena jakości lekcji informatyki w wymiarach treściowych i w zakresie zaplecza samego procesu nauczania (sprzęt, metody przekazu wiedzy i kadra dydaktyczna).

The article assumes that the assessment of the method and quality of teaching computer science in primary schools, formulated by those most interested in this quality (i.e. students taking computer science lessons), has, apart from the analysis of statistical data describing the computer and educational infrastructure, key importance for the assessment of competences with which students leave primary school. This assessment, even if subjective, based on opinions and not tests of competences juxtaposed with grades issued by teachers, should be the basis for designing a reform of teaching computer science in primary schools, not so much in terms of curriculum content, but rather in the sphere of educational practice. The article reports the results of an opinion poll conducted on this subject among secondary school students. The surveyed students had the opportunity to express their opinions and assessments on such matters as: computer science as a practical discipline, the structure of the curriculum and the process of its implementation, evaluation of the quality of computer science lessons in terms of content and the background of the teaching process itself (equipment and teachers).

Creation of an iBook aimed at medical students – a student’s perspective

Melton W.

Bio-Algorithms and Med-Systems

2015

Vol. 11, no. 2

121--128

At Manchester Medical School, students enter the clinical environment having received only limited teaching of cardiovascular examination. This is delivered during a 1-h lecture and 1 h of clinical teaching. I thought this was an insufficient amount of teaching and decided to try and rectify this issue. Six months into year 1 of clinical teaching, the students complete a 4-week Personal Excellence Pathway project, which is designed to help students explore areas of interest to them. To rectify the perceived lack of teaching, I created an interactive iBook that demonstrates in a detailed way how to examine a patient’s cardiovascular system. Methods: The iBook was created u iBooks Author, a free Apple product. It is interactive and easy to use. I built it using free editing software such as iMovie and iPhoto. Full explanations and demonstrations of the examination itself and of the signs elicited were created using video, audio, clinical images, and links to a glossary. This core content was acquired by spending time in clinics, filming a consultant performing the examination, and acquiring images of clinical features on the wards. Results: Overall, given the breadth and depth of the subject covered, the iBook took less time to create than I had expected. Recording the video contents took far less time than expected. Obtaining the clinical images for the relevant signs took longer than expected. Conclusions: Many students now use iPads and Apple laptops as an integral part of their work. The creation of such an interactive iBook that is interesting and widely accessible by the students can be very beneficial to the medical student population. In this 4-week project, I showed that it is possible for a student to create an innovative learning tool in a short amount of time that can enrich the education of fellow students at medical school.