Data Detectives
The process of sharing research findings, evidence, and knowledge with others.
What is data dissemination?
This type of font is commonly used in presentations because it is easy to read.
What is a sans serif font?
The first and most basic level of Bloom's Taxonomy.
What is remembering?
The type of writing generally completed by students for their professors.
What is academic writing?
The meaning of the abbreviation UDL in nursing education.
What is Universal Design for Learning?
Two methods nurses can use to share research findings with healthcare professionals.
What are presentations and scholarly publications?
Two strategies presenters can use to encourage active audience participation.
What are asking questions and using polls?
This level of Bloom's Taxonomy involves explaining concepts in your own words.
What is understanding?
This type of presentation uses charts, pictures, and minimal text to communicate research findings visually.
What is a research poster?
This accessibility feature allows students with hearing impairments to read spoken information in videos.
What are closed captions?
These provide practical recommendations based on rigorous, systematic syntheses of evidence.
What are clinical practice guidelines?
The reason excessive animations and special effects should be avoided in presentations.
What is that they can distract from the main message?
A nursing student uses information learned in class to solve a new patient-care problem, demonstrating this level of Bloom's Taxonomy.
What is applying?
This form of writing focuses on generating, synthesizing, translating, applying, and disseminating nursing knowledge.
What is scholarly writing?
This feature provides written descriptions of images and tables for learners using screen readers.
What is alt text?
Two benefits of joining a professional nursing organization.
What are networking opportunities and continuing education credits?
The three main parts of an effective presentation.
What are an overview, important information, and a summary?
The level of Bloom's Taxonomy that involves breaking information into parts and identifying relationships.
What is analyzing?
This metric helps compare the influence of scholarly journals.
What is an impact factor?
The reason presentations should not rely on color alone to communicate information in graphs and charts.
What is that learners with limited color vision may have difficulty understanding the information?
The five steps of instructional design used when developing educational materials.
What are analyze, design, develop, implement, and evaluate?
Three improvements a nurse educator should make to a presentation containing tiny text, excessive animations, and no audience interaction.
What are increasing font size, limiting animations, and encouraging audience participation?
The highest level of Bloom's Taxonomy, which involves developing original ideas, models, or solutions.
What is creating?
Three factors a nurse should consider when selecting a journal for publication.
What are relevance to the research topic, journal reputation, and impact factor?
Three ways a nurse educator can make a presentation accessible to individuals with visual impairments.
What are providing alt text, using readable fonts with strong contrast, and ensuring screen-reader compatibility?