Repositori URV

Identifier: TDX:1301

Handle: https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11797/TDX1301

Authors:
Monterde Pérez, Sònia

Abstract:
The purpose of this dissertation was to describe the blended learning for improving visuospatial skills. Undergraduate physiotherapy students who participated in the 10-weeks blended learning sessions, were randomized into visual-textual (VT) or textual (T) feedback groups. The face-to face sessions were filmed and virtual learning participations were collected to identify students’ interaction during the learning process. The students completed a mixed questionnaire asking them about interactivity and transfer of knowledge before starting the experiment and at the end. The data were complemented with a focus group at the end of the learning process. This study aims to contribute new insight regarding the instructional visual and textual feedback design of case-based instruction, in a visuospatial skills-blended learning programme to improve transfer of learning for beginners. Keywords: higher education, blended learning, case method (teaching technique), feedback (response), transfer of training and visuospatial abilities.