OBJECTIVES/HYPOTHESIS Flexible nasolaryngoscopy is an essential skill for otolaryngology trainees to develop, but there is a lack of standardized training for this procedure. The aim of this study was to assess whether using training on a realistic human mannequin together with structured video feedback improved trainees' performance at flexible nasolaryngoscopy. STUDY DESIGN Three-armed, sin...

BACKGROUND Previously we evaluated the effectiveness of videotaped feedback as a teaching tool for surgical residents using 3 different core skills in the field of orthopedics. Our results revealed no significant differences in technical skill among surgical residents who were exposed to videotaped feedback and those who were not. Several limitations in the study were identified, including the ...

When a distributed MPEG player system is transmitting MPEG videos over an open network, like the Internet, the system usually has no control on the network traffic. Thus, it has to look into the dynamic nature of the traffic and to adjust itself in order to provide the quality of service guaranteed to the video transmission. Transmitting multiple video streams and the different levels of qualit...

Introduction to Accessible Education [2] Developing Courses [3] Writing a Course Syllabus [4] Creating Accessible Lectures [5] Using PowerPoint [6] Using Word Documents and/or PDFs [7] Microsoft Word Accessibility Video pt 1 [8] Microsoft Word Accessibility Video pt 2 [9] Evaluating Students and Giving Feedback [10] Using Microsoft Office Microsoft Office 2010 Accessibility Video [11] Microsoft...

Introduction to Accessible Education [2] Developing Courses [3] Writing a Course Syllabus [4] Creating Accessible Lectures [5] Using PowerPoint [6] Using Word Documents and/or PDFs [7] Microsoft Word Accessibility Video pt 1 [8] Microsoft Word Accessibility Video pt 2 [9] Evaluating Students and Giving Feedback [10] Using Microsoft Office Microsoft Office 2010 Accessibility Video [11] Microsoft...

Introduction to Accessible Education [2] Developing Courses [3] Writing a Course Syllabus [4] Creating Accessible Lectures [5] Using PowerPoint [6] Using Word Documents and/or PDFs [7] Microsoft Word Accessibility Video pt 1 [8] Microsoft Word Accessibility Video pt 2 [9] Evaluating Students and Giving Feedback [10] Using Microsoft Office Microsoft Office 2010 Accessibility Video [11] Microsoft...

Introduction to Accessible Education [2] Developing Courses [3] Writing a Course Syllabus [4] Creating Accessible Lectures [5] Using PowerPoint [6] Using Word Documents and/or PDFs [7] Microsoft Word Accessibility Video pt 1 [8] Microsoft Word Accessibility Video pt 2 [9] Evaluating Students and Giving Feedback [10] Using Microsoft Office Microsoft Office 2010 Accessibility Video [11] Microsoft...

Introduction to Accessible Education [2] Developing Courses [3] Writing a Course Syllabus [4] Creating Accessible Lectures [5] Using PowerPoint [6] Using Word Documents and/or PDFs [7] Microsoft Word Accessibility Video pt 1 [8] Microsoft Word Accessibility Video pt 2 [9] Evaluating Students and Giving Feedback [10] Using Microsoft Office Microsoft Office 2010 Accessibility Video [11] Microsoft...

This paper describes a computer-based training method in which novice learners view video clips of authentic performance situations and annotate the video clips by describing critical incidents that they observe in the video clips and noting the time code where the incident occurs. Experts’ observations about the same video clips are offered to learners as expert-model feedback. Learners work t...

BACKGROUND Feedback on videotaped consultations is a useful way to enhance consultation skills among medical students. The method is becoming increasingly common, but is still not widely implemented in medical education. One obstacle might be that many students seem to consider this educational approach a stressful experience and are reluctant to participate. In order to improve the process and...