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Megan L Curran1, Kristen Hayward2, Jay Mehta3
1Section of Rheumatology, Children's Hospital of Colorado, University of Colorado School of Medicine, 13123 East 16th Street, Box 311, Aurora, CO 80045, USA.
E-learning, or digital instruction, offers consistent messaging and novel methods for education. This review explores principles, challenges, and available resources for developing rheumatology e-learning materials.
Area of Science:
- Medical Education
- Digital Learning Technologies
Background:
- E-learning utilizes digital media for instruction, aiming for learner-centered engagement.
- Key advantages include message consistency, novel instructional methods, and usage/assessment documentation.
Purpose of the Study:
- To discuss principles and challenges in developing e-learning materials.
- To present a collection of existing e-learning resources for rheumatology education.
- To address the challenges associated with implementing e-learning in rheumatology.
Main Methods:
- Review of principles for e-learning material development.
- Compilation of available e-learning resources in adult and pediatric rheumatology.
- Discussion of challenges in e-learning material utilization.
Main Results:
- E-learning offers consistent messaging, innovative teaching, and robust assessment capabilities.
- A range of e-learning materials for rheumatology are available from various creators.
- Challenges exist in both the development and application of these digital educational tools.
Conclusions:
- Effective e-learning requires careful consideration of development principles and user challenges.
- The availability of rheumatology e-learning resources is growing.
- Overcoming implementation hurdles is crucial for maximizing the benefits of digital education in rheumatology.
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