#VisualAbstracts are often shared on social media to summarize research in a short, pictographic format. The goal is to highlight key findings and attract […] Read More.
Tuesday, November 13, 2018 1:00 CST Register Professors have a growing number of high-tech teaching tools at their disposal, but many instructors don’t know […] Read More.
FLIP methods are an effective way to bring hands-on, interactive learning to the classroom and get students more involved. Find the tools you’ll need to foster a […] Read More.
ELI Online Event | November 28 | Noon–3:00 p.m. (ET) Active learning spaces have become much more visible over the past several years and their […] Read More.
Classroom Assessment Techniques, otherwise known as CATs, are simple, content-related activities done during class time. CATs are typically not graded and anonymous to encourage […] Read More.
The Anatomage Table is a 3-D, life-sized, interactive anatomy tool being incorporated in the some of the world’s leading medical institutions, including the University […] Read More.
Teachers can better coach students on the science of learning and memory by using simple guided notes. Try this strategy while students are coming […] Read More.
With all the recent conversation on campus and in the medical education literature about active learning and student engagement, we can easily be overwhelmed […] Read More.
