The knowledge toolkit is the key project output to support widespread virtual scenario creation and usage. It consists of demonstration and exemplar VS cases, training documentation and media, and a MOOC on scenario-based learning entitled Using Virtual Scenarios to Create Effective Learning.
The technical toolkit enriches existing VS delivery systems, namely Open Labyrinth and Casus. These systems have very different approaches to authoring and delivering the scenarios. Open Labyrinth is an open source system that utilises a branched navigation model whereas Casus is a commercial tool with semi-linear navigation. This part of the toolkit consists of software prototypes extending the functionality of the VS delivery systems, and installation and maintenance guidelines.
This free event will draw upon the outputs of the Erasmus+ funded CLUEDUP (Collaborative Leaning Using Escape Designs and Pedagogies) project to focus on collaborative learning activities in medical and healthcare education. This is a chance for the community to engage with conversations around how we can use technology to design and implement collaborative learning activities that positively impact the student experience.
Ever thought about using virtual scenario to deliver an Escape Room scenario in your teaching and training? CLUEDUP a new and exciting project, looks into developing escape room scenarios for teaching.
If you missed the webinar on MedBiquitous Virtual Patient Standards held on 9th December, you can now stream the session by clicking the link.