Richard Price, 18 December 2018 In the summer of 2015, Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II had just become the longest reigning monarch after spending more than 63 years on the throne, Adele’s “Hello” had just spent its eighteenth week in the top 40 chart and the dinosaurs were making a comeback in the first of the new blockbuster Jurassic World…
telblogmin, 10 December 2018 In previous editions of TEL News, we have been sharing our work on the use of artificial intelligence to personalise learning. The tool, which we have developed with AI-pioneers Filtered, is already in use for training in a number of other sectors including the BBC, Shell and the Royal Mail. Our personalised learning tool uses…
telblogmin, 10 December 2018 Curation, xAPI and artificial intelligence (AI) were high on the agenda at this year’seLearning Network Connect event. The eLearning Network is a not-for-profit, Community Interest Company, run by the e-learning community for the learning community. Members of the TEL team attended the event to learn from other industries and discover how they were tackling their…
telblogmin, 10 December 2018 A regional audit in the north west showed that some foundation doctors received little, or no simulation training. A robust needs analysis, literature review and incident data from NHS Improvement were mapped to the curriculum, after which two half day simulation sessions were provided for FY1 and 2. Evaluation of the programme, which has been…
telblogmin, 7 December 2018 The TEL Programme was invited to speak at the annual COPDEND conference at the beginning of November in Birmingham. The team was able to introduce the TEL Programme and its range of projects –with a particular focus on SBE.
telblogmin, 7 December 2018 It was a pleasure meeting colleagues at ASPiH last week and good to make new contacts, as well as attend so many interesting presentations and workshops. Dr Neil Ralph’skeynote speech was a great opportunity to share what the TEL Programme is about. In addition, we ran a workshop entitled “Show and TEL” which introduced the…
telblogmin, 6 December 2018 The Simulation-Based Education (SBE) Framework has now been successfully launched and we have been delighted by the responses received. We have received feedback from colleagues saying they will be using the framework to inform and support in the development of their own strategies and requests to join working groups in the move towards a strategy. We…
