Nursing Students Utilization Of Learningmanagementsystems (Lmss) Towards An Effective Lms Utilizationmodel
Keywords:
LMS Utilization Model, Online Socialization, Ems Five Point ModelAbstract
Background and objective: Although LMS is not a completely new concept in the world, it received quickacceptance and has gone through rapid evolution. LMS is the set-up that enables the delivery andmanagement of instructional content, identifying and assessing individual and organizational learningor training goals to track progress towards the meeting of such goals, and also collecting and presenting data for supervising the learning process of an organization as a whole.
Methods and Findings: This study through purposive sampling included the undergraduate nursing students in three selected nursing schools who were enrolled between second semester and summer from2018to2019 and were taking up nursing management courses. This study presents the conceptualized LMSUtilization Model that will cater to the learning needs of both the faculty and nursing students as end-users of LMS, especially CANVAS and MOODLE. This Model includes the areas, gaps, and challenges that needto be addressed.
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