1. Satisfaction scores are a weak measure of successful learning
    Kevin Reilly Kevin Reilly United States says:
    February 1, 2014 at 5:24 PM

    While the e-compendium sounds promising, I am disappointed that your analysis only measured student satisfaction. The real test is in whether the tool contributed to effective learning. There are many electronic learning aids available and shedding light on those that improve on student learning outcomes, such as application of what is learned, would be more useful for faculty.

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