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. 2021 Mar 31;10:99. doi: 10.4103/jehp.jehp_606_20

Table 1.

Biosocial characteristics, previous exposure to online teaching, and access to online teaching among the teachers and students in a medical college

Characteristics Students (n=367) n (%) Teachers (n=56) n (%)
Current designation (batch) 2016 99 (27) Assistant professor 6 (10.7)
2017 112 (30.5) Associate professor 11 (19.6)
2018 74 (20.2) Professor 39 (69.7)
2019 82 (22.3)
Age (years) 17-19 79 (21.5) 35-43 13 (23.2)
20 72 (19.6) 44-48 18 (32.1)
21 102 (27.8) 49-55 11 (19.6)
≥22 114 (31.1) ≥56 14 (25.1)
Sex Female 76 (20.7) Female 33 (58.9)
Male 289 (78.8) Male 23 (41.1)
Prefer not to say 2 (0.5)
Previous exposure to online teaching No 249 (68) No 43 (76.8)
Yes 118 (32) Yes 13 (23.2)
Place from where online teaching was accessed* Within Delhi 180 (49.0) Home only 32 (78.0)
Outside Delhi 187 (51.0) Home and college 2 (4.9)
College only 7 (17.1)
Primary device used to access online teaching* Desktop/laptop (windows based) 55 (14.99) Desktop/laptop (windows) 37 (90.2)
Laptop (mac OS) 24 (6.54) Laptop (macOS) 4 (9.8)
Smartphone (android) 261 (71.12)
Smartphone (iOS) 27 (7.35)

*Teachers (n=41)