Showing posts with label simulation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label simulation. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 30, 2019

Countdown: 2 Weeks to eLearning 3.0 Conference



The eLearning 3.0 Conference is an annual event showcasing technology to enhance teaching and learning in higher education. This is an opportunity to share best practices and creative approaches for learning enrichment and student engagement in an e-learning 3.0 environment. Join colleagues from across the region to learn how to utilize emerging technologies to augment face-to-face classes, teach hybrid Web-enhanced classes, or facilitate completely online, Web-delivered classes.

Highlights:

Learn all about the Future of Learning Platforms from:
Have all of this for the $90 registration fee and bring guests for only $50!

Monday, March 11, 2019

USciences eLearning 3.0 Conference - Last Chance to Register!



USciences and the Northeast E-Learning Consortium invite you to present at our Annual Conference on May 14, 2019


The eLearning 3.0 Conference is an annual event showcasing technology to enhance teaching and learning in higher education. This is an opportunity to share best practices and creative approaches for learning enrichment and student engagement in an e-learning 3.0 environment. Join colleagues from across the region to learn how to utilize emerging technologies to augment face-to-face classes, teach hybrid Web-enhanced classes, or facilitate completely online, Web-delivered classes.

Highlights:

  • Keynote Speaker: Phil Hill of Mindwires and e-Literate
  • 25 Concurrent sessions by colleagues from 16 area institutions
  • Door Prize Raffle including a Chromebook Laptop
  • Breakfast, Lunch and a Social Hour with Craft Beer tasting and appetizers sponsored by USciences Brewing Science Certificate Program

Thursday, September 15, 2016

PADLA: Virtual Reality for Education & Training


You are invited to join the PA/DE/NJ Distance Learning Association at the Project Management Institute in Newtown Square, PA, for the second installment of in-depth presentations, case studies, best practices & hands-on demos of the latest in Virtual Reality and its implications for the advancement of Academic/Medical Education & Corporate Training. Whether you are in Corporate, Non-Profit, Higher Ed, or K-12, this event will go deep into the cutting-edge forefront of these brave new realities at the infancy of their exploration.


Presentations include:

Inside the Mind & Body thru VR presented by Dan Schwartz: President, Steve Cipollone: EVP, & Rob Bauer: Sr. Producer at Variant VR.

Variant VR will be presenting two to three short VR experiences concentrating in the continuing medical education field and will be supplying 10 headsets for audience viewing. They will give a brief description of how the process of the virtual reality experience is presented and a quick overview of other ways to deliver VR to other audiences. They will conclude with a review of a typical VR production timeline and expectations for someone thinking of stepping into this exciting new technology.

Empowering the Next Generation thru Virtual Simulations & Virtual Reality presented by Dr. Mikkel Marfelt at Labster.

New technologies such as immersive virtual reality can be highly effective for student learning while opening up new avenues for distance learning disciplines. By using new virtual technologies, we can also improve student motivation, engagement, as well as, theoretical and practical skills. See how Labster's next generation of virtual lab simulations are helping to improve learning outcomes for students around the world.

Wednesday, May 20, 2015

PADLA: IPEX Building Tour & Patient Simulation Technology Review:


PADLA cordially invites you to attend our next meeting to be held on 6/16/15 at the University of the Sciences:


Join us for a tour the new IPEX Building at the University of the Sciences and experience the history and latest breakthroughs in healthcare simulation training. This will be a unique look into both a state-of-the-art building design from both the architectural and learning technology perspectives, followed by and a deeper dive into USciences' Physicians Assistant program where you will tour video-enabled exam rooms with realistic manikins that respond to treatment.
"IPEX Tour" conducted by Rich Cosgriff: Director, Classroom Technology & University of Sciences Staff
Get a small group guided  tour of the University of the Sciences recently completed IPEX, (Integrated Professional Education Complex) while experiencing some of the latest learning technologies used to enhance healthcare education. Gain an understanding in the decision-making process when incorporating state-of-the-art learning technologies into a new space.

"Why not Shock Me?? Growing Up in Medical Simulation"presented by Kevin King: VP North American Sales CAE Healthcare
Kevin will take you on an in-depth journey from the inception of medical simulation (and it's struggles) through modern times. The audience will gain perspective on traditional medical teaching techniques, mistakes made in the siloed learning environment and eventually be comforted knowing that most of the medical practitioners touching their loved ones have been trained using the latest and greatest technology. The audience is invited to open their minds, and be prepared to be frightened and enlightened!!
  • Date: 16 Jun 2015
  • Time: 8:30 AM - 11:30 AM
  • Location: University of the Sciences

PADLA Members & USciences Faculty/Staff – Free
Non-Members – $25.00 (USD)