Teaching Undergraduates Beyond the Classroom: Use of WhatsApp

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作者：
Anil Kapoor
Vibhav Tiwari
Anju Kapoor
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[1] People’s College of Medical Sciences and Research Center,Department of Medicine
[2] People’s College of Medical Sciences and Research Center,Department of Pediatrics
来源：
Indian Pediatrics | 2019年 / 56卷
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E-Learning; Medical education; Social media;
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WhatsApp is a popular platform for social interaction. We used it as an e-learning platform for medical education. We discussed five clinical cases on a WhatsApp group with undergraduates; it increased their knowledge in the subject significantly (P<0.001). Participants accepted it well and perceived that it has improved their problem solving skill and stimulated them for self-study.
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