Abstract

The effect of covid pandemic has left a vacuum effecting every field of life, with lots of question, especially on group meeting that including teaching at all levels. The impact of web-based assessment practices on the performance of undergraduate medical students is not widely studied. The modern digital global world provides e-assessment, contributing a crucial role and has powerful effects on student learning and their outcomes., , Designed e-assessments may even provide a scale to measure the progress and the effects on the outcome of institutions, including a tool to target the attention of students to focus on the learning outcomes. As e-learning includes various modes of communication both visual and audio in different formats i.e, animation, visual streaming; it motivates many e-learning processes, as it can be done in or out of the classroom, and has been proved an open-source web-based learning management system (LMS), managing the tools required for collaboration, communication, evaluation, and assessment for higher education. Online quizzes are methods for graded assessment that offers students an opportunity to gauge their level of performance on a topic including feedback to the faculty to make necessary changes in the ongoing curriculum. : 100 First-year medical students were registered and the dates for assessment and conducting of survey before and after was fixed. Thirty MCQ and SEQ from various sections of human physiology were preloaded on the Microsoft team’s portal, from the topics covered during pandemic live on net and the students used their devices to answer the questions within the stipulated time. The results were automatically loaded at the end of the assessment. Pre- and post-test survey were conducted to investigate the significance of the E-assessment. The students responded that the e-assessment was easy to assess, unique as they received immediate feedback, customized, and flexible. There was a significant difference in the post-test survey. Technology has created new methods of assessment for today’s generation of students, and these advances are here to stay. : It is possible to conduct online examinations in medical school regularly. The e learning can enhance student interests and allows immediate feedback. Since e learning is not well established in India, we hope to create awareness and change the outlook of medical students in the online teaching learning and assessment program.

Highlights

  • Assessments are designed to provide students with relevant feedback early in the learning process to support the achievement of learning outcomes

  • Rasool and Galzie / Indian Journal of Clinical Anatomy and Physiology 2020;7(2):[159–163] is a time-effective alternative and providing the educators timely feedback to large groups of students without creating workload on the institutional resources

  • Intensive training was given to all students through a second orientation program on how to register with their email addresses and passwords for each student from the IT section, through which they were registered for the subject of physiology

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Assessments are designed to provide students with relevant feedback early in the learning process to support the achievement of learning outcomes. Rasool and Galzie / Indian Journal of Clinical Anatomy and Physiology 2020;7(2):[159–163] is a time-effective alternative and providing the educators timely feedback to large groups of students without creating workload on the institutional resources. It is advantageous for students by providing more flexibility in terms of transferring skills and knowledge, as it is neither time-bound nor space-bound, in or out of the classroom, with a feedback by providing links to learning resources, it motivates further study.[5,6] Early adopters include the University of Cambridge Local Examinations Syndicate; conducted its first major test around November 2000. Since e learning is not well established in India, we hope to create awareness and change the outlook of medical students in the online teaching learning and assessment program

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