Key Terms and Definitions
Analogue materials are what?
Non-digital, hands-on tools.
Printed materials should aim for what reading level?
Grade 8.
Blended learning combines what two formats?
In-person and digital.
Information literacy is the ability to do what?
Find, evaluate, and use information.
Nurses must help patients ___ online information.
Evaluate.
What is 'realia'?
Real objects used for teaching.
Audiovisual materials are especially helpful for which learners?
Low literacy and visual learners.
Main advantages of email/texting in patient teaching?
Accessible anytime.
Health literacy adds what element?
Applying information to health decisions.
Nurses must follow which principles when using technology?
Ethical and evidence-informed practice.
What is a 'replica'?
Imitation model (e.g. a model arm).
A disadvantage of printed materials?
Limited feedback/passive.
A major challenge of tech-based teaching?
Access/equity issues.
One criterion when evaluating websites?
Accuracy, currency, author, purpose.
Which competency 'helps clients review online information'?
CRNM 8.5.
Multimedia learning involves using what?
Multiple sensory channels.
Models support learning in which domain?
Psychomotor.
Online chats support what type of communication?
Real-time discussion.
What does PEMAT evaluate?
Understandability and actionability.
Nurses must know how to access and use what?
Information/communication technologies (ICTs).
Tailored instruction is teaching adapted to what?
The learner's needs/context.
Two things printed materials must always be...
Accurate and up-to-date.
What is the digital divide?
Gap in access to technology.
PEMAT does not assess what?
Accuracy or readability.
Nurses must consider what before recommending technology?
Patient literacy, access, ability, equity.