Educational Design
icenetblog
April 24, 2015
Educational Design
9,000 SUBSCRIBERS
800 COUNTRIES READING
770 ARTICLES
SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER
This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.
Topics: Educational Design
Educational Design
When Guidelines Don’t Guide
(From the E-i-C: Today’s guest post is from Mat Mercuri, a PhD researcher in the Division of Emergency Medicine, McMaster University. Mat’s post ...
icenetblog
April 21, 2015
Educational Design
Learning. Simple.
By Daniel Cabrera (@CabreraERDR) The concept of complexity, particularly complex adaptive systems, have taken over the discussion in many areas of ...
Daniel Cabrera
March 3, 2015
Educational Design
FOAM and the Rhizome: An interconnected, non-hierarchical approach to MedEd
(From the EiC: This is the third post in a series. Part 1 looked at how we structure knowledge. Part 2 looked at a how complexity
Daniel Cabrera
January 27, 2015
Educational Design
How to Improve Your Bedside Teaching: Learn from the “pros”
(From the EiC: Today’s post comes from Kyla Caners, a fourth year resident in Emergency Medicine who is completing a fellowship in simulation and ...
icenetblog
January 20, 2015
Educational Design
Physician leadership development: Time for an international collaborative?
(From the EiC – This post originated from a presentation Jamiu gave at the Toronto International Summit on Leadership Education for Physicians) By ...
Jamiu Busari
January 6, 2015
Educational Design
A Non-Hierarchical Model for Learning in the Health Professions…The “Rhizogogy” Chain
( This is the second in a series on the unbounded, non-hierarchical structuring of knowledge. Check out part 1 here– Jonathan (@sherbino) ...
Daniel Cabrera
December 9, 2014
Educational Design
How do we structure knowledge? … Enter the rhizome
(From the editor-in-chief: A welcome to our newest members of the editorial board of the ICE blog.) By Daniel Cabrera (@CabreraERDR) and Damian Roland ...
Daniel Cabrera
December 2, 2014
Educational Design
Great Presentations: It’s about the story
A colleague of mine – Andrew Healy – is a regional medical lead for our provincial tissue and organ donation network. Recognizing that tissue ...
icenetblog
November 21, 2014
Educational Design
Restricted Duty Hours + Deliberate Practice = Improved Education?
By Jonathan Sherbino (@sherbino) My colleague, Geoff Norman and I recently published an editorial outlining some of the issues involving research ...
icenetblog
September 23, 2014