Opinions of Health Science Students towards Online Learning during COVID-19 Situation

This study aimed to determine the factors influencing students' educational opinions towards online learning during the COVID-19 situation: a case study of Nawamintrathirat University and King Mongkut's University of Technology Thonburi. A survey of students' opinions on online learning during the COVID-19 situation. The population was students who used the Internet to study online during the COVID-19 situation, aged between 17-22 years at two universities. A total of 293 people were selected by Simple Random Sampling. The predicted statistics for the samples were obtained using Multiple Logistic Regression (Adjusted OR , RR 95% CI) and to determine the influencing factors. Opinions on the online learning aspect of the sample In the management of online teaching is rapidly occurring, teachers, learners, educational institutions must adapt urgently. Information system developers accelerate the development of tools that will help in the management of education and teleconferencing that is black. Some work has been done but it has arrived in the Covid 19 era. Teleconference teaching is becoming more and more important and necessary. Therefore, there are many tools that help in teaching and learning, teleconferencing. Respond to user needs such as Zoom, Google Hangouts, Skype, Line, FaceTime, Facebook, Messenger, Microsoft Teams, True Virtual World, Google meet, Vroom, Web X, etc.

Online teaching and learning management should provide both teachers and students with serious benefits. It can be seen that the first change is the most obvious place from where students have to travel to study. Schools have returned to online teaching by sitting at home without having to travel, enabling us to learn all content from anyone, anywhere, anytime without reducing the interaction between teachers and students.

The results showed that Factors related to online learning materials and the Internet network system Influence students' educational opinions on online learning during the COVID-19 situation. Using a positive correlation and have a high degree of correlation