Advantages of web-based learning (WBL) in medical education include overcoming barriers
of distance and time, economies of scale, and novel instructional methods, while …

This article summarizes several years of research in Web-based learning (WBL) to illustrate
that, in general, research fails to address the questions that will inform our use of this …

Medical Education 2010: 44: 765–774 Objectives Educators often speak of web‐based
learning (WBL) as a single entity or a cluster of similar activities with homogeneous effects …

Web-based Learning: Sound Educational Method or Hype? A Revi... : Academic Medicine
Web-based Learning: Sound Educational Method or Hype? A Review of the Evaluation …

Purpose To investigate the impact of an adjuvant Web-based teaching program on medical
students' learning during clinical rotations. Method From April 2003 to May 2004, 351 …

OBJECTIVE: Online learning has changed medical education, but many “educational”
websites do not employ principles of effective learning. This article will assist readers in …

Introduction The Internet and worldwide web have expanded opportunities for the provision
of a flexible, convenient and interactive form of continuing medical education (CME). Larger …

Computer-assisted instruction (CAI) programs based on internet technologies, especially on
the world wide web (WWW), provide new opportunities in medical education. The aim of this …

Background There has been significant growth in use of Web-based continuing medical
education (CME) by physicians. A number of evaluation and metareview studies have …

Many of us use the internet or the “web”(world wide web) as a source of information. In
medical education, the web is increasingly used both as a learning tool to support formal …