Avaliação de uma plataforma educacional para o processo de enfermagem e classificações.

Abstract

The objective of this study was to evaluate the functional performance of the PEnsinar® Platform, by students and teachers of the nursing course, in the search for identification of problems and their improvement. It is a Virtual Learning Environment to use the Nursing Process and Nursing Terminologies and Classifications (NANDA-I, NOC, NIC and CIPE®). A methodological and technological development research was carried out, using the Rational Unifield Process software process, which includes the design, construction, construction and transition stages. The evaluation stage was carried out, which is part of the transition. The functional performance evaluation phase was developed in two public institutions of higher education, in two undergraduate nursing courses, located in the city of Campina Grande / PB. Two categories of evaluators participated: 11 teachers (group A) and 36 students (group B), individually approached by the researchers, oriented on the use and completion of the evaluation instrument. The evaluation was proposed using the following characteristics: efficacy, productivity, safety and satisfaction according to ISO / IEC 9126-1. The results showed that the responses of the two groups of evaluators were satisfactory according to the variables studied, with positive results in the modular test above 90% and in the validation test only the productivity characteristic obtained less than 70% positive responses. Having a favorable position to the implementation of the Platform PEnsinar®, emphasizing the importance of method as an innovative pedagogical resource in the teaching / learning process. We conclude that this evaluation will strengthen the PEnsinar® Platform, offering to the academic community a reliable and effective educational tool that will contribute to the learning of the EP and the Classifications, culminating in its effective applicability. The evaluations were performed, and the small corrections suggested were accepted, for later use of the PEnsinar® Platform.