Online and in-person teaching for nursing students
This trial tests a combined online and in-person teaching approach for nursing students. It aims to see if this blended model improves learning for four-year undergraduate nursing students.
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Who can take part
- You are a nursing major student
- You are in a four-year undergraduate program
- You are not planning to drop out of the course
- You can attend at least 70% of classes
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