Educational Technology (Latest Articles)

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A method for creating interactive content for the iPod, and its potential use as a learning tool: technical advances.

20 Sep 2007 BACKGROUND: Podcasting is currently a popular means of delivery of information with a large number of podcasts specifically tailored for educational purposes. It can be argued that the passive nature of this teaching methodology limits the ...
rec_pub_17888168-a-method-creating-interactive-content-ipod-potential-use-learning.htm

eMedical Teacher.

30 Aug 2007
rec_pub_18236263-emedical-teacher.htm

Transdisciplinary integration of electronic communication technology and nursing research.

30 Aug 2007
rec_pub_17950118-transdisciplinary-integration-electronic-communication-technology.htm

Increasing the flow of a clinical staff "pipeline" Catholic system in Austin, TX, is transforming a former hospital into a school.

30 Aug 2007
rec_pub_17896693-increasing-flow-clinical-staff-pipeline-catholic-system-austin-tx.htm

Simulation and the prognosis for the apprenticeship model of health care education.

30 Aug 2007
rec_pub_17895489-simulation-prognosis-apprenticeship-model-health-care-education.htm

The use of clinical simulation systems to train critical care physicians.

30 Aug 2007 Intensive care units are complex and dynamic clinical environments in which the delivery of appropriate and timely care to critically ill patients depends on the integrated and efficient actions of providers with specialized training. The use of ...
rec_pub_17895484-the-use-clinical-simulation-systems-train-critical-care-physicians.htm

Effectiveness of a computer-based tutorial for teaching how to make a blood smear.

30 Aug 2007 BACKGROUND: Computer-aided instruction (CAI) was developed to teach veterinary students how to make blood smears. This instruction was intended to replace the traditional instructional method in order to promote efficient use of faculty resources ...
rec_pub_17806072-effectiveness-computer-based-tutorial-teaching-make-blood-smear.htm

Review of ICT-based services for identified unmet needs in people with dementia.

31 Jul 2007 Some of the needs that people with dementia and their informal carers currently perceive as insufficiently met by regular care and support services might be alleviated, or even be met, using modern Information and Communication Technology (ICT). The ...
rec_pub_17869590-review-ict-based-services-identified-unmet-needs-people-dementia.htm

Computer-based teaching is as good as face to face lecture-based teaching of evidence based medicine: a randomised controlled trial.

18 Jul 2007 BACKGROUND: At postgraduate level evidence based medicine (EBM) is currently taught through tutor based lectures. Computer based sessions fit around doctors' workloads, and standardise the quality of educational provision. There have been no ...
rec_pub_17659076-computer-based-teaching-good-face-face-lecture-based-teaching.htm

An integrated laparoscopic simulator (i-Sim) to develop surgical skills outside the operating theatre: a novel means to improve training facilities in the UK.

8 Jul 2007 BACKGROUND: Minimal access surgery (MAS) is increasingly replacing open surgery. However, access to training in laparoscopy remains lacking. We propose the use of a novel and integrated laparoscopic simulator (i-Sim) to develop surgical skills. ...
rec_pub_17804310-an-integrated-laparoscopic-simulator-sim-develop-surgical-skills.htm

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