Education

Now healthcare educators with no programming experience can build engaging healthcare simulations

In recent years, podcasts have surged in popularity, revolutionizing the way educational content is delivered in classrooms. See why you should be using podcasts in your classroom too, plus see our list of recommended podcasts to assign to your students.

Lectures are a crucial component of education, but they can often be tedious and, let's face it, a little boring. And while we all know to avoid the dreaded "Death by PowerPoint," simply knowing what not to do isn't enough to tell us what we should be doing. We've collected a few tried-and-true methods for livening up the traditional lecture, which we hope will help create a more engaging experience for your students.

Dr. Christopher Behringer has been using PVCs to teach pre-med students since 2020. In that time, he has created a host of tools and methods to adapt ReelDx cases to the diagnoses his students need to learn, which he is graciously sharing here.

Need help writing effective assessment questions? We've got some pointers to get you going!

Many educators these days are struggling to reach students who just seemed tuned out. Take a look at how simple changes to the way information is presented can help tune those students back in.

We got to speak with a group of EMS educators about their experiences using unvetted patient videos in their classrooms. Here are 4 pieces of advice they had to offer.

Many healthcare education programs use standardized patients, some prefer real patient videos. But what if a program wanted to do both? We have some ideas on how to make these two tools work together.

Rob Humbracht shares his experience after attending the 2022 NAEMSE EMS Educator Symposium and short video clip of Dr. David Spiro's presentation from the event.

Learn how you can enhance your CBL by incorporating real patient video cases.

See how programs are pairing real patient cases with simulations for better outcomes.

See why programs are turning to ReelDx to enhance their didactic activities.