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. 2021 Apr 29;9:628178. doi: 10.3389/fpubh.2021.628178

Table 6.

Result and mean score on perception for e-learning in the medical curriculum.

E-learning in the medical curriculum (N = 168)
Strongly disagree
(-2)
Disagree
(−1)
Agree
(+1)
Strongly agree
(+2)
Mean PS
(a + b + c + d)/
168
n a n b n c n d
Incorporate e-learning in the current medical curricular 2 −4 17 −17 110 +110 39 +78 +0.99
Medical curricular can be taught through e-learning 7 −14 31 −31 96 +96 34 +68 +0.71
E-learning should act as a supplementary to the F2F teaching 2 −4 9 −9 113 +113 44 +88 +1.12
E-learning substitute F2F lecture 42 −84 58 −58 55 +55 13 +26 −0.36
Recommend video to other medical students 1 −2 0 0 101 +101 66 +132 +1.38
Recommend the video for general public viewing 1 −2 6 −6 100 +100 61 +122 +1.27
Recommend this video to non-medical students 1 −2 6 −6 103 +103 58 +116 +1.26
Recommend this video to post-graduate students 1 −2 1 −1 109 +109 57 +114 +1.31
Recommend this video to general practitioners 1 −2 3 −3 107 +107 57 +114 +1.29
Would not recommend this video to be put on YouTube for free access 44 −88 68 −68 40 +40 16 +32 −0.5

N = total number of respondents.

n = total respondent to each Likert Scale.

a = n × (−2); b = n × (−1); c = n × (+1); d = n × (+2).

a, b, c, d = the total score for each category of Likert scale.