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Multiple speakers present individual, often research-based, topics on a central theme, usually with a moderator
What is a symposium?
Participants share ideas freely in a non-judgmental environment, often building on each other's suggestions
What is brainstorming?
Hundreds of participants attend multiple sessions, keynotes, panels, exhibitions; audience primarily listens
What is a conference?
Students learn core content pre-class individually then do more in-depth discussion during class
What is flipped classroom?
A comprehensive cloud-based platform for video conferencing, online meetings, webinars, and team collaboration that starts with "Z"
Wha is zoom platform?
A small group of experts or panelists discuss a specific issue, guided by a moderator.
What is a panel disucssion?
It is a cooperative learning strategy where students specialize in specific content and then teach it to their peers
What is a jigsaw?
A single session, led by an instructor or expert, with significant audience interaction/discussion
What is a seminar?
Students study content and take an Individual Readiness Assurance Test (IRAT) in the classroom prior to class activities
What is team-based discussion?
An interactive presentation and audience engagement tool that includes live polls, quizzes, Q&As, word clouds, real-time results visualization
What is Mentimeter?
It starts with an ill-defined, complex problem, requiring students to define it, research, and create solutions, fostering deep, self-directed learning
What is problem based learning?
Quick, small-group discussions (2-3 people) for rapid idea generation or clarification
What is a buzz group?
Highly specific, often academic or research-focused, on a single topic, followed by an in-depth, high-level Q&A by less than 10 people
What is a colloquy?
It is a seamless integration of online digital media with traditional F2F classroom methods
What is Blended learning?
It offers self-paced, accessible learning for concepts from basic anatomy to clinical skills through visual and auditory stimulation in youtube
What is a video?
It uses more structured, detailed scenarios (cases) where students apply known theories and skills to find solutions, often with pre-reading and more instructor guidance
What is case-based learning?
It is a structured extension where buzz groups merge progressively (pairs to fours, fours to eights) with increasingly complex tasks to build deeper consensus
What is snowballing?
It blends traditional lecturing with active learning strategies, pausing to include activities where students work directly with the material
What is an interactive lecture?
It applies game elements to non-game learning environments to boost student engagement, motivation, and knowledge retention
What is gamification?
An advanced AI chatbot that uses large language models (LLMs) to understand and generate human-like text, enabling natural conversations and answering questions
What is Chat GPT?
It is often competitive, aiming to win by proving one side right (pro or con), focusing on flaws and rebuttal
What is a debate?
It starts with a central idea and branches out with related thoughts, creating a visual web of connections
What is concept mapping?
Teacher poses a question, students first Think individually, then Pair up to discuss their ideas with a partner, and finally Share key insights with the whole class
What is Think-Pair-Share?
It uses realistic, dynamic scenarios to let learners practice clinical skills, decision-making, and teamwork in a safe environment to improving competency
What is simulation?
methods to boost virtual education effectiveness through active engagement, clear communication, varied activities and collaborative tools, focusing on synchronous (live) and asynchronous (self-paced) elements to keep students connected and learning
What are online teaching learning strategies?