More schools of nursing are using virtual learning environments (VLEs) to teach students. Which is an advantage to VLEs? Select all that apply.
A) Learners can proceed at a pace conducive to comprehension.
B) Learning is offered at any site that has computer access.
C) Learners can skim through familiar content and focus on weak areas.
D) The risk of harm to the patient is increased.
E) Instruction is consistent and in a safe environment.
A) Learners can proceed at a pace conducive to comprehension.
B) Learning is offered at any site that has computer access.
C) Learners can skim through familiar content and focus on weak areas.
E) Instruction is consistent and in a safe environment.
Explanation: A) VLEs can be self-paced to support learning.
B) VLEs are flexible and can be accessed through computer software.
C) VLEs provide the student with options to support individual learning needs.
D) VLEs provide an avenue for feedback and improve decision making without risking a patient's life or health.
E) VLE instruction is consistent, and the environment is safe.
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