The Role of MOOC Course Design Based on Teaching Issues in Social Medicine for Student Development in Local Colleges
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Social Medicine, MOOC, Blended LearningAbstract
Under the developmental context of AI-education integration, the construction and implementation of MOOCs in local colleges have emerged as a pivotal direction for pedagogical reform. This study analyzes current instructional practices and identified challenges in Social Medicine, subsequently developing a MOOC on the Xueyin Online platform. The course framework integrates three core learning modules—Preparing, Engaging Online, and Classroom Application—while deploying blended online-offline content and continuous process-based assessment. These initiatives aim to cultivate students’ holistic health perspective; strengthen commitment to Healthy China 2030 initiatives; enhance pedagogical efficacy; establish methodological frameworks and practical benchmarks for analogous courses.
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Copyright (c) 2025 LI Ying, WANG Zhendong, MA Boru, WANG Jieying, WU Qianqian, ZHANG Binyan, LAN Xin (Author)

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