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e-Learning Development in Medical Physics and Engineering

Tabakov, S., (2008) e-Learning Development in Medical Physics and Engineering. Biomedical Imaging and Intervention Journal, 4 (1).

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King’s College Hospital, London. Dept. of Medical Engineering and Physics

Abstract

Medical Physics and Engineering was among the first professions to develop and apply e-Learning (e-L). The profession provides excellent background for application of simulations and other e-L materials. The paper describes several layers for e-L development: Programming specific simulations; Building e-L modules; Development of e-L webbased programmes. The paper shows examples from these layers and outlines their specificities. At the end, the newest e-L development (project EMITEL) is briefly introduced and the necessity of a regularly updated list of e-L activities is emphasised.

Item Type:Journal
Keywords:Medical Physics; e-Learning; Education
Subjects:T Technology, Engineering
R Medicine, Dentistry, Pharmacy, Nursing
L Education
ID Code:4635

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