What added value do digital microscopy platforms have in medical education during the COVID-19 pandemic? How can lecturers and students use digital microscopy to develop target-oriented e-learning skills? — Answers from the world of practice gives on May 20 Phil Langton, B.Sc., Ph.D. (Lanc.), University of Bristol, at the exchange of experts. We are pleased to invite you to this event from Smart In Media.
The University of Bristol has been working with the "PathoZoom® SmartZoom" microscopy platform for over one year. In this time, the team has gained a wealth of experience which will benefit the lecturers and students.
Live view of cases and courses
Dr. Phil Langton and his team will give an insight into the structure of the digital courses. They will also show live, how cases, slides, and related teaching materials are imported into the teaching platform and can be used for teaching through examinations.
Insides from the teaching committee and e-learning Advisors Network
Phil Langton is a Senior Lecturer in Physiology and a member of the department's Teaching Committee and the Faculty representative on both the e-learning Advisors Network eLAN, the e-learning Systems Project Board and the Portal Project Board. Phil Langton's research area is the Regulation of the contraction of the muscular walls of small arteries.
Register now
The expert meeting "Teaching pathology – Digital Microscopy for teaching & learning" starts on May 20 at 4 pm (UK-time) via Zoom, duration one hour. The number of places for the participants is limited. So please register as soon as possible via the contact form on this page or send an e-mail to Corina Turner, c.turner@smartinmedia.com.
The participation is free of charge.
The Expert Meeting is an event of Smart In Media, Germany's No. 1 in Digital Pathology for precision medicine, specialists in virtual microscopy and solution partner of pathologists worldwide. Imprint
