Community of inquiry as a theoretical model of teaching applied to nursing
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Education, Nursing, Learning, Education, DistanceAbstract
Objective: to present the Community of Inquiry (CoI) model as a possible reference in the guidance and evaluation of actions developed in a virtual environment, either in distance or semi-presential mode, in Nursing teaching in different contexts. Method: theoretical reflection study with the description of the CoI and reports on higher education in Nursing. Results: In this model three central elements are proposed – social presence, cognitive presence and the presence of teaching – that give sustainability to the collaborative constructivist learning in a virtual environment. It also has an instrument that evaluates in 34 questions these three presences. CoI has already been used in the planning and evaluation of activities in higher education in Nursing that use the integrated distance and presence modalities. Conclusion: The model has an extended evaluation of the teaching actions, in which face and distance are added, offering the best in each of these modalities. Similarly, presences of teaching, social and cognitive privilege the interactionist and collaborative work highlighting fundamental actions of Nursing training.
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