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. 2022 Feb 27;19(5):2767. doi: 10.3390/ijerph19052767

Table 3.

The intersection of research findings—opinions of teachers and opinions of students.

Forms of Online Education during a Pandemic (Research Categories) Educational Activities (Research Variables) Maximum Number of Students Agreeing with the Value “I Find Attractive”
(n = 102, in %)
Collaborative education Online lectures and courses within the YouTube channel 34.3%
Project teaching (working in pairs or small groups) 31.36%
Interactive online quizzes 12.74%
Online lectures and courses of partner educational institutions 10.78%
Active self-education (constructivism) Learning by doing 32.34%
Brainstorming and group reflection education 20.58%
Podcasting 17.64%
Project teaching (individual) 16.66%
Education using social networks Information from educational institutions (Facebook) 29.4%
Official websites of cultural institutions 20.58%
Messenger as a communication channel for experiential learning activities and group projects (Facebook) 18.62%
Own student research through a questionnaire (Twitter) 7.84%
Education with emphasis on relationship behavior Experiential learning (within indoor activities) 25.48%
Community education and social assistance 17.64%
Synchronous (online) communication 16.66%
Online workshops 14.7%
Information education Creation of cartoon collages and comics 5.88%
Poster design 1.96%
Creation of thought maps 1.96%
Production of video presentations and short films 0.98%
Education aimed at developing technological skills Working with productive online tools 3.92%
Use of communication tools 1.96%
Information retrieval 0.98%
Working with graphic online tools 0.98%