Development of continuing nursing education offerings for the World Wide Web.
Nurses are seeking continuing professional development that is easily accessible, convenient, and available at any time and any place. As nurses have increasing access to Internets and Intranets at home and their workplace, courses for continuing nursing education must be available to meet this need. This article discusses the planning, implementation, and evaluation of continuing nursing education (CNE) on the World Wide Web. The article explains how to develop a strategic plan, develop course offerings, select technology tools to support teaching and learning, and market and evaluate the courses.
Billings
D M
DM
Center for Teaching and Lifelong Learning, Indiana University School of Nursing, Indianapolis 46202, USA.
Rowles
C J
CJ
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