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Exploring Usage of MERLOT in Education: A Focus Group Discussion

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This focus group aims to gather insights on how participants utilize MERLOT, their roles within the educational framework, and their duration of experience with the platform. Beginning the conversation, we encourage participants to share their thoughts and practices, emphasizing the importance of maintaining an uninterrupted flow for accurate transcription. The insights gained will help in understanding the impact and effectiveness of MERLOT in educational settings.

Exploring Usage of MERLOT in Education: A Focus Group Discussion

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