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. 2020 Oct 22;15(6):456–462. doi: 10.1016/j.jtumed.2020.09.005

Table 5.

Students' survey for e-learning and online assessment.

# Question N SA
A
NAD
D
SD
n % n % N % n % n %
1 E-Learning compensated the suspension of face-to-face teaching due to the COVID-19 pandemic 250 92 36.8 103 41.2 30 12.0 19 7.6 6 2.4
2 Educational activities got enough time during the online teaching 250 75 30.0 97 38.8 43 17.2 25 10.0 10 4.0
3 Staff have enough experience in e-learning requirements 250 19 7.6 81 32.4 74 29.6 62 24.8 14 5.6
4 Interaction during online session was satisfactory 250 50 20.0 95 38.0 52 20.8 38 15.2 15 6.0
5 Announced instructions before quizzes are useful and sufficient 250 96 38.4 91 36.4 31 12.4 20 8.0 12 4.8
6 Online assessments are effective to test the knowledge level 250 66 26.4 84 33.6 41 16.4 34 13.6 25 10.0
7 Do you suggest online teaching for some theoretical courses? 250 149 59.6 49 19.6 13 5.2 14 5.6 25 10.0

SA: strongly agree, A: agree, NAD: neither agree nor disagree, D: disagree, SD: strongly disagree.