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A Hiker’s Guide to the Corticocerebellar Pathways
Follow a guided hiking trail through the corticocerebellar pathway, exploring key anatomical landmarks and their functions along the way. Memorable trail guides help reinforce how this pathway supports motor coordination and planning. Updated 2026
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Which Test Passes the Test? Using Validity Indices in Clinical Decision Making
This e-learning module builds upon concepts addressed in a previous module, “Are You Positive This Result is Positive?” In the current module, learners will follow along as a healthcare professional examines a patient using multiple clinical tests to establish a patient diagnosis, a realistic scenario in clinical practice. Learners will be guided to analyze relationships […]
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Crafting Customized Care: Enhancing Healthcare with 3D Printing
This module introduces the basics of 3D printing and shows how it can support education, innovation, and patient care in healthcare settings. Designed for beginners, it will build your confidence to start using 3D printing and connect you with resources to begin creating. By the end, you’ll understand the core principles and possibilities of 3D […]
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Neuro-Ophthalmology Anatomy Part II: Ocular Movement & Coordination
Part 2 of 2. This second module in the neuro-ophthalmology series focuses on ocular movement and coordination, bridging foundational anatomy with clinical application. Learners explore the actions and innervation of the extraocular muscles, followed by higher-order control of eye movements through supranuclear, internuclear, and brainstem gaze pathways. The module uses interactive cases and applied reasoning […]
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From Handwashing to Health Policy: Public Health Across the Lifespan
This 15-minute module introduces health science students to the field of public health and how it works alongside clinical care to improve health outcomes. Learners will explore the core functions and essential services that guide how communities prevent disease and promote well-being. Through the story of one character followed across the lifespan, students encounter real-life […]
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Let’s Talk About Sex…ual Health: How to Take a Comprehensive Sexual History
Sexual health is a very important part of a person’s overall health. This module will teach and reinforce the skills necessary to take a comprehensive non-judgmental sexual history for all individuals across their lifetime. Updated 2026
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Patient-Focused Approaches to Tracheostomy Management
This module attempts to educate the learner on the various aspects of understanding and taking care of patients with tracheostomies. This module is geared toward all people who may care for patients with tracheostomies including caregivers, community members, first responders, medical students, respiratory therapists, otolaryngologists, non-surgical residents, and hospital nursing staff. Information provided in the […]
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Toothbrushing Techniques and Self-Flossing: A Guide for Dental Hygiene Students
This module provides a step-by-step, interactive learning experience covering proper toothbrushing and self-flossing techniques. Learners will practice method selection, sequencing, grasp, and activation through engaging activities and assessments, helping develop strong clinical judgment and readiness for patient care. Updated 2026
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Improving Student Feedback for Teaching Quality
In this module, you will develop the skills to move beyond vague course evaluations and provide thoughtful, actionable feedback. By using the Three Lens Framework, you will learn how to analyze your learning experiences and contribute to improving lectures/courses for yourself and future students.
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Clues to Care: A SOAP Scavenger Hunt
In this module, you will learn each component of a SOAP note by simulating a patient encounter. By the end of the module, you will be able to distinguish between subjective and objective data, create an appropriate assessment based on patient cases, and implement an appropriate plan for pharmacotherapy, non-pharmacologic changes, monitoring parameters, and follow-up. […]
