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What is the future for online teaching and learning in nursing education: An NLNTEQ interview with Diane M. Billings

Posted on May 31, 2018 by NLNTEQ Leave a comment

Teaching and learning in an online environment has evolved as an integral component of the nurse educator’s role. This interview with Dr. Diane M, Billings, Chancellor’s Professor Emeritus at the Indiana University School of Nursing, Indianapolis, discusses the developmental milestones that have brought online education in nursing to its current state. Dr. Billings explores the future in the context of

What’s in a Name? Developing a Sustainable Alliance/Consortium for Safe, Competent Practice: Part 1

Posted on March 9, 2017 by NLNTEQ One comment

By: Sabrina Beroz and Beth Hallmark Alliances and consortiums are popping up frequently to bridge the needs of growing simulation networks. They can be found in states including Arizona, California, and Florida. What do they all have in common and what are their differences? You might hear the words alliance and consortium used interchangeably. Let’s begin with definitions. According to

Everything you need to know about technology, students are now learning in grade school

Posted on March 8, 2017 by jotiff1 2 comments

By: Jone Tiffany Technology touches every part of our lives, our communities, and our homes. Yet much of higher education lags behind when it comes to integrating technology into learning activities. Many colleges and universities are just beginning to explore its true potential for teaching and learning. Correctly used, technology can help nursing students acquire the skills needed to survive

In The Flow: Designing Meaningful E-learning Experiences

Posted on October 4, 2016 by jotiff1 Leave a comment

By: Jone Tiffany Think about a time when you were really engaged in something, the kind of engagement where you lose track of time and experience feelings of joy and satisfaction. You may have felt acutely focused; physically, mentally, and emotionally absorbed in a task. The feelings are pleasant and there are always outcomes: a chapter written, a complicated dilemma

Reimagining Bloom’s Taxonomy – With an Eye on Technology

Posted on October 4, 2016 by jotiff1 Leave a comment

By: Jone Tiffany According to the NMC Horizon report, 2016 Higher Education Edition, trends in the integration of educational technologies in higher education are quickly evolving (Johnson et al., 2016). Topics such as using blended learning, keeping education relevant, and balancing connected and unconnected lives are paramount. The nursing education culture is at times slow to adopt these emerging technologies.

Sim Beyond the Sim Lab

Posted on August 25, 2016 by sforneris Leave a comment

Nursing leaders agree that active, contextual learning leads to positive student outcomes and professional success. Simulations are ideal for helping students experience how health care works in context Students do not learn from just textbooks and lectures but from their ability to discuss and apply their own experiences and ideas. Teaching through storytelling is one of the oldest means of

Are You Ready for Sim?

Posted on July 18, 2016 by NLNTEQ 2 comments

Teaching nursing using simulation has been proven to be as effective as traditional clinical methods when faculty have the needed skills and resources. Simulation Education Solutions for Nursing (SESN), developed by the National League for Nursing’s Center for Innovation in Simulation and Technology and Laerdal Medical, helps schools and programs successfully implement highly effective simulation training for nursing students. Along with

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