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Table 4 Directed feedback collected from students during the face-to-face optional course

From: Blended learning of radiology improves medical students’ performance, satisfaction, and engagement

Satisfaction survey

Promotion 1*

Promotion 2*

Promotion 3*

Total*

Format evaluation

 Did this learning format encourage you to study?

66 (97%)

82 (93%)

93 (90%)

241 (93%)

 Was the preliminary work reasonable?

51 (75%)

82 (93%)

89 (86%)

222 (86%)

 Do you consider the platform suitable?

43 (63%)

81 (92%)

92 (89%)

225 (87%)

VBL evaluation

 Are the videos easily accessible?

63 (93%)

88 (100%)

102 (99%)

253 (98%)

 Are the videos clear?

68 (100%)

83 (94%)

101 (98%)

254 (98%)

 Are the videos adapted to your level of knowledge?

65 (96%)

84 (95%)

100 (97%)

249 (96%)

 Are the videos of an adapted duration?

65 (96%)

77 (88%)

94 (91%)

236 (91%)

 Did you like the format of the videos?

62 (92%)

86 (98%)

101 (98%)

249 (96%)

Tests evaluation

 Did you improve using this learning method?

64 (94%)

82 (93%)

99 (96%)

245 (95%)

 Did you review reference books?

67 (99%)

81 (92%)

91 (88%)

239 (92%)

 Did you have the opportunity to self-evaluate?

57 (84%)

77 (88%)

86 (83%)

220 (85%)

Global satisfaction

 Are you satisfied with this learning format?

68 (100%)

88 (100%)

101 (98%)

257 (99%)

Perspective

 Would you recommend this learning format to other medical imaging fields?

66 (97%)

87 (99%)

103 (100%)

256 (99%)

  1. *Represented student evaluation corresponds to scores 4 and 5 using Likert scale (agree and strongly agree to the statement)