Abstract

During the COVID-19 pandemic, medical schools have had to reassess their teaching capabilities. Blended learning, a teaching modality that emphasizes self-study using online modules combined with in-person lectures, has been gaining in popularity over the past several years due to its convenience and effectiveness. However, social distancing makes in-person time impractical, and fully online courses have become necessary. This literature review assesses the effectiveness of e-learning as well as the perceived satisfaction of students who take online courses in lieu of traditional in-person medical education.

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