Abstract Title
How to drive innovation in (bio)medical curricula

Authors

Drs. C.F.P.L Cappetti
Drs. W.P.M. Hols-Elders
Prof.dr. H.V.M. van Rijen
E. Herold MSc
H.L. Tekstra
W.J. van de Kraats

Theme

5II Online learning 2

INSTITUTION

University Medical Center Utrecht

Background

The University Medical Centre Utrecht started a four year strategic Educational ICT programme "Learning without Limits" to boost the development of blended learning in all its educational departments. The programme amounts to 5.5M€, employing 45 persons.

Goals
Contribute to effective, efficiënt, attractive, lifelong learning and more patient safety.

 

 

Summary of Results
E-modules 68 e-modules and tools for production and management
E-simulations 21 e-simulations, a platform and prototypes
Comp Based Assessment 44, of which 7 large scale; up to 340 students
E-Lectures 1889 e-lectures, new recorders, dedicated instruction rooms
Video-reflection protocol, training courses, tutorials
Innovation  Flipping the classroom, multi source feedback, apps, ideas
Programme overall Blended learning is a integrated part of the curricula

 

Conclusion
  • Blended Learning is here to stay.
  • Financial means are a pre-requisite for the future and governance of ICT in education.

Large scale investment in the development, implementation and support of e-tools, based on teacher initiated projects, is a strong driver for curriculum innovation. It fuels the commitment of teachers and allows curricula to start long term, well evaluated and controlled didactic improvements.
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Take-home Messages

Keys to success

Common view and involvement (topdown and bottom up)

Opportunities for experiments, pilots and innovations

• Working together in a motivated team of experts

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