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1. eLearning Resources
1.1 elearning in medical education
Notes:
In y ou have a m obi le device and can access t he in ter net , y ou can par t i cipate in t he back channel com m un icat ion
t h i s si t e: at today sm eet - see t he web add r ess, y ou wi l l be asked t o t y pe in you r nam e to en ter t he r oom . You can add y ou r v iews, quest ions, ideas
t he second l i n k con tains notes on t oday s p r esen tat ion - t he docum en t i s hosted on google docs - wher e y ou can down load t he notes,
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1.2 elearning in medical education
Notes:
We've got a lot t o choose f r om - what 's y ou r m odel
How wi l l y ou del i ver y
pu r ely on l ine, b lended , m obi le, of f l i ne lear n ing
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1.3 elearning in medical education
Notes:
We've got a lot t o choose f r om - what 's y ou r m odel
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1.4 elearning in medical education
Notes:
Suppor t , r ep l icate, com pl im en t , enhance
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1.5 Intern journey
Notes:
At Toowoom ba Hosp i t al - we use elear n ing t o suppor t and com p l im en t our jun ior doctor t r ain ing p r ogr am
To dem onst r ate how we have in tegr ated elear n ing in to ou r p r ogr am - we wi l l fol l ow the jou r ney of a 4 th y ear m ed ical st uden t , who has just gr aduated and wi l l st ar t her in ter nsh ip
at Toowoom ba Hosp i t al . It s Decem ber 2012
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1.6 Survey
Notes:
Sur vey sen t t o al l i n t er ns who wer e com m encing wor k in 2012 to f i nd ou t abou t t hei r elear n ing habi t s
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1.7 Twba survey results
Notes:
Ive h igh l igh ted t he ar eas t hat ar e sign i f i can t in t er m s of del i ver ing elear n ing.
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1.8 Survey results cont
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1.9 Moodle front page
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1.10 Mandatory training
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1.11 Computer workshops
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1.12 EDIS JMO picksuppatient video
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1.13 ePub RMO Handbook
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1.14 Commencing ED rotation
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1.15 welcome map
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2. ED rotation
2.1 ED on Moodle
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2.2 RMO tour
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2.3 Allied Health referrals for ED
Notes:
The St i cky Notes in ter act ion i s a cl i ck and r eveal act i v i t y t hat featu r es i l lu st r ated note car ds.
Use t he notes t o p r esen t f r equen t l y asked quest ions or in for m al knowledge checks.
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2.4 Consultant advice
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2.5 Learning plan
Notes:
The St i cky Notes in ter act ion i s a cl i ck and r eveal act i v i t y t hat featu r es i l lu st r ated note car ds.
Use t he notes t o p r esen t f r equen t l y asked quest ions or in for m al knowledge checks.
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3. the eye
3.1 Ophthalmic
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3.2 ACF Skills and Procedures
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3.3 Eye exam part 1
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3.4 Slit lamp examination
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3.5 Pleural tap
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3.6 Presented by Dr Peter Nolan
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3.7 Aspiration techniques
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3.8 Time out
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3.9 stanford 25
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3.10 iTunesU
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3.11 NEJM
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3.12 Life in the fast lane
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3.13 creative commons
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4. mobile resource examples
4.1 mobile device growth
Notes:
The m obi le web i s exper iencing faster gr owth t han i t s desk top p r edecessor ever d id accor d ing t o a new study by investm en t f i r m M or gan Stan ley , wh ich for ecast s m or e consum er s wi l l access t he In ter net by m obi le dev ices t han PCs wi t h in f i ve y ear s. M or gan Stan ley 's 424-page M obi le In ter net Repor t con tends t he m obi le web cy cle i s just beginn ing,
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wi th m ater ial weal t h cr eat ion and dest r uct ion expected t o su r pass p r ev ious com pu t ing cy cles, galvan ized by t he gr owth and conver gence of 3G adop t ion , social networ k ing, v ideo con ten t , VoIP and advanced har dwar e ( includ ing bu t not l im i t ed t o sm ar tphones, t ab let s, er eader s and wi r eless hom e app l iances) . Another sign i f i can t cataly st : Oppor tun i t i es in em er ging m ar ket s.
4.2 mobile in med ed
Notes:
The Hor izon Repor t 2011, for esees ebooks as being one of t he dom inan t educat ional t echnologies t h i s y ear alongside m obi le t echnology
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The m obi le web i s exper iencing faster gr owth t han i t s desk top p r edecessor ever d id accor d ing t o a new study by investm en t f i r m M or gan Stan ley , wh ich for ecast s m or e consum er s wi l l access t he In ter net by m obi le dev ices t han PCs wi t h in f i ve y ear s. M or gan Stan ley 's 424-page M obi le In ter net Repor t con tends t he m obi le web cy cle i s just beginn ing, wi t h m ater ial weal t h cr eat ion and dest r uct ion expected t o su r pass p r ev ious com pu t ing cy cles, galvan ized by t he gr owth and conver gence of 3G adop t ion , social networ k ing, v ideo con ten t , VoIP and advanced har dwar e ( includ ing bu t not l im i t ed t o sm ar tphones, t ab let s, er eader s and wi r eless hom e app l iances) . Another sign i f i can t cataly st : Oppor tun i t i es in em er ging m ar ket s.
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4.3 at point of care
Notes:
The Hor izon Repor t 2011, for esees ebooks as being one of t he dom inan t educat ional t echnologies t h i s y ear alongside m obi le t echnology
The m obi le web i s exper iencing faster gr owth t han i t s desk top p r edecessor ever d id accor d ing t o a new study by investm en t f i r m M or gan Stan ley , wh ich for ecast s m or e consum er s wi l l access t he In ter net by m obi le dev ices t han PCs wi t h in f i ve y ear s. M or gan Stan ley 's 424-page M obi le In ter net Repor t con tends t he m obi le web cy cle i s just beginn ing, wi t h m ater ial weal t h cr eat ion and dest r uct ion expected t o su r pass p r ev ious com pu t ing cy cles, galvan ized by t he gr owth and conver gence of 3G adop t ion , social networ k ing, v ideo
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con ten t , VoIP and advanced har dwar e ( includ ing bu t not l im i t ed t o sm ar tphones, t ab let s, er eader s and wi r eless hom e app l iances) . Another sign i f i can t cataly st : Oppor tun i t i es in em er ging m ar ket s.
4.4 2nd survey_mobile device
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4.5 survey
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4.6 2nd survey_mobile device
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4.7 2nd survey_mobile device
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4.8 2nd survey_mobile device
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4.9 2nd survey_mobile device
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4.10 mobile learning module on moodle
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4.11 epub in ibooks
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4.12 Links to hospital funding
Notes:
The Pr ocess Diagr am featu r es p r e-bu i l t bu t tons an d sl ide lay er s.
Use t h is in ter act ion t o help lear ner s d iscover t he steps of a l i near p r ocess or exp lor e a sequence of even ts.
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4.13 other mobile resources
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4.14 other mobile resources
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4.15 goodbye jenny
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5. elearning design and tools
5.1 Differences ?
Notes:
Has anyone undertaken an online course? was it good bad? anywhere anytime access What are the main differences - isolation, self directed, motivation (need hook) No physical cues, non verbal need to ensure ways to make the learner feel part of the online community, safe, develop social presence Present information differently PLANNING is important Time Teacher control Physical space
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Work collaboration and discussion Group dynamics Assessment Feedback
5.2 Not elearning
Notes:
Time Teacher control Physical space Work collaboration and discussion Group dynamics Assessment Feedback
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5.3 Content presentation
Notes:
1. just say less
don’t be constricted by listing heaps of formal objectives
don’t start with technical requirements and compliance documents
only present what really matters to the learner
get content out of the way (link to resource tool) Is it truelly necessary
2. make elearning more challenging
achievable challenges with appropriate risks
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build on prior knowledge
ambiguity is not always a bad thing
withhold information until learner asks for it
The goal is to keep the scenario moving forward by keeping to the critical path. But that doesn’t mean you have to immediately bring the person back to the path after the first deviation from it. You can allow them to drift away a few levels as they make decisions. But ultimately you want them to come back to the critical path.
3. delay judgement
Allows for self-assessment and correction
Include I’m ready button
Increases memory
4. content rich feedback
Natural place for content to reside
Learner is at point of highest interest regarding content
Performing actions results in valuable consequence
Naturally chunks content - easier to digest, assimilate
5. levels of difficulty
Challenges grow as skills develop
Expand content as levels grow
Expand functionality as levels grow
Modulate degree of help
expanded use of control - learner have control over, e.g. pace, sequence, review,
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construct answers, seek help
Focus on a real situation that
will assist user to practice skill/knowledge
required to change performance in
the workplace - build a scenario with choices
5.4 patient flow training
Notes:
1. just say less
don’t be constricted by listing heaps of formal objectives
don’t start with technical requirements and compliance documents
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only present what really matters to the learner
get content out of the way (link to resource tool) Is it truelly necessary
2. make elearning more challenging
achievable challenges with appropriate risks
build on prior knowledge
ambiguity is not always a bad thing
withhold information until learner asks for it
3. delay judgement
Allows for self-assessment and correction
Include I’m ready button
Increases memory
4. content rich feedback
Natural place for content to reside
Learner is at point of highest interest regarding content
Performing actions results in valuable consequence
Naturally chunks content - easier to digest, assimilate
5. levels of difficulty
Challenges grow as skills develop
Expand content as levels grow
Expand functionality as levels grow
Modulate degree of help
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expanded use of control - learner have control over, e.g. pace, sequence, review, construct answers, seek help
5.5 patient flow training
Notes:
1. just say less
don’t be constricted by listing heaps of formal objectives
don’t start with technical requirements and compliance documents
only present what really matters to the learner
get content out of the way (link to resource tool) Is it truelly necessary
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2. make elearning more challenging
achievable challenges with appropriate risks
build on prior knowledge
ambiguity is not always a bad thing
withhold information until learner asks for it
3. delay judgement
Allows for self-assessment and correction
Include I’m ready button
Increases memory
4. content rich feedback
Natural place for content to reside
Learner is at point of highest interest regarding content
Performing actions results in valuable consequence
Naturally chunks content - easier to digest, assimilate
5. levels of difficulty
Challenges grow as skills develop
Expand content as levels grow
Expand functionality as levels grow
Modulate degree of help
expanded use of control - learner have control over, e.g. pace, sequence, review, construct answers, seek help
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5.6 Department of medicine
Notes:
1. just say less
don’t be constricted by listing heaps of formal objectives
don’t start with technical requirements and compliance documents
only present what really matters to the learner
get content out of the way (link to resource tool) Is it truelly necessary
2. make elearning more challenging
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achievable challenges with appropriate risks
build on prior knowledge
ambiguity is not always a bad thing
withhold information until learner asks for it
3. delay judgement
Allows for self-assessment and correction
Include I’m ready button
Increases memory
4. content rich feedback
Natural place for content to reside
Learner is at point of highest interest regarding content
Performing actions results in valuable consequence
Naturally chunks content - easier to digest, assimilate
5. levels of difficulty
Challenges grow as skills develop
Expand content as levels grow
Expand functionality as levels grow
Modulate degree of help
expanded use of control - learner have control over, e.g. pace, sequence, review, construct answers, seek help
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5.7 Department of medicine
Notes:
1. just say less
don’t be constricted by listing heaps of formal objectives
don’t start with technical requirements and compliance documents
only present what really matters to the learner
get content out of the way (link to resource tool) Is it truelly necessary
2. make elearning more challenging
achievable challenges with appropriate risks
build on prior knowledge
ambiguity is not always a bad thing
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withhold information until learner asks for it
3. delay judgement
Allows for self-assessment and correction
Include I’m ready button
Increases memory
4. content rich feedback
Natural place for content to reside
Learner is at point of highest interest regarding content
Performing actions results in valuable consequence
Naturally chunks content - easier to digest, assimilate
5. levels of difficulty
Challenges grow as skills develop
Expand content as levels grow
Expand functionality as levels grow
Modulate degree of help
expanded use of control - learner have control over, e.g. pace, sequence, review, construct answers, seek help
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5.8 Evaluates term
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6. Clinical Teaching
6.1 Welcome
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6.2 Theory content
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6.3 Types of questions and examples
Notes:
The FAQ In ter act ion p r ov ides lear ner s t he op t ion t o f r eely nav igate answer s t o f r equen t ly asked quest ions.
Use t he in ter act ion to p r ov ide con text t o p r ev iously cover ed m ater ial .
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6.4 Video content
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6.5 Clinical teaching demonstration
Notes:
The Two-Per son Scenar io i s an in ter act i ve conver sat ion .
Use i t t o m ock up a conver sat ion wher e t he lear ner col lect s in for m at ion and chooses a cor r ect act ion .
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6.6 Amish evaluation
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7. Managing Diabetes in the Ward
7.1 Patient scenario
Notes:
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7.2 Registrar
Notes:
1. just say less
don’t be constricted by listing heaps of formal objectives
don’t start with technical requirements and compliance documents
only present what really matters to the learner
get content out of the way (link to resource tool) Is it truelly necessary
2. make elearning more challenging
achievable challenges with appropriate risks
build on prior knowledge
ambiguity is not always a bad thing
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withhold information until learner asks for it
3. delay judgement
Allows for self-assessment and correction
Include I’m ready button
Increases memory
4. content rich feedback
Natural place for content to reside
Learner is at point of highest interest regarding content
Performing actions results in valuable consequence
Naturally chunks content - easier to digest, assimilate
5. levels of difficulty
Challenges grow as skills develop
Expand content as levels grow
Expand functionality as levels grow
Modulate degree of help
expanded use of control - learner have control over, e.g. pace, sequence, review, construct answers, seek help
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8. Orienetation to Stanthorpe Hospital
8.1 Driving to Stanthorpe
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8.2 Dr Dan Manahan - Medical Superintendent Stanthorpe Hospital
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8.3 Entrance to Stanthorpe Hospital
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8.4 Theatre with Dr Fiona Hadden and Roz
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8.5 Resource Room - Computers to access IMPAX, AUSCARE, Auslab,
Moodle
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8.6 Great rotation!!