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December 9-10, 2019 | Barcelona, Spain

Volume 14

ARTHRITIS AND RHEUMATOLOGY

ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY

13

th

International Conference on

3

rd

International Conference on

&

Journal of Orthopaedics Trauma Surgery

and Related Research

Rheumatology Congress 2019 & Anatomy and Physiology 2019

December 09-10, 2019

J Orthop Trauma Surg Rel Res, ISSN: 1897-2276

Learning methods and strategies of anatomy among medical students by using mobile

apps

Nasir Mustafa

Istanbul Gelisim University, Turkey

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n the modern era smart phone apps decreased face to face teaching time may lead to students making greater use of mobile

apps technologies in their learning. Smartphone apps technologies offer new opportunities to improve anatomy learning.

This study examined the effect of using mobile apps. This is the first study to report on the learning methods and strategies

of anatomy among medical students by using mobile apps and to ascertain if a relationship exists between preferred learning

styles as determined by the validated VARK questionnaire and use of mobile anatomy apps. The majority of the students who

completed the VARK questionnaire were multimodal learners with kinesthetic and visual preferences. Seventy-five percent of

students owned one or more mobile anatomy apps which were used. Most of these students spent less than 30 minutes per week

using them. Top ten mobile anatomy apps owned and recommended by the students

were developed by 3D4Medical. Visual learning preferences were not associated

with time spent using mobile anatomy.

Conclusion

: This study explore that the use of mobile learning app influenced

students’ academic performance and boosted their engagement in the subject. This

study evaluated the effectiveness of a mobile app as a learning tool. Created to better

engage students in lecture content, the app was used to deliver multiple-choice

content-based quizzes directly to students’ personal mobile devices post-lecture and

pre-tutorial. This study evaluated the effectiveness of a mobile app as a learning tool.

Biography

Nasir is an innovative and knowledgeable professional who has 14 years’ medical college teaching experience. He is a versatile,

positive, and self-motivated team player who is resulting driven. He is specialized in teaching with excellent and proven computer skills.

Dr. Nasir has his expertise in Research and passion in improving the health and wellbeing. He has exceptional communication skills

and able to strike an appropriate balance between time lines and challenging deadlines.

nasirmustafaspan@gmail.com