Resources
- Tennessee Teaching & Learning Center: Workshops, teaching resources, and services
- International Association of Medical Science Educators (IAMSE): Professional development, evidence-based methods
- International Association for Medical Education (AMEE): Professional development, evidence-based methods, resources
- Journal of Medical Education and Curricular Development: Peer-reviewed, open-access journal devoted to medical education practices and development including basic science, clinical, and postgraduate medical education.
- Journal of Veterinary Medical Education: Peer-reviewed journal devoted to veterinary medical education
Jazz Up Your Teaching–Tools
Most of these are free or have free and professional (pay) versions.
- Mentimeter: Cloud-based tool that lets you engage and interact with your audience in real-time. You set the questions and your audience can give their input via a mobile phone or any other Internet connected device.
- MindMeister: Collaborative mind mapping software.
- AnswerGarden: Real-time audience participation & brainstorming.
- Kahoot: Game-based classroom response system. UT has a limited number of professional licenses.
- PowToon: Create animated video explanations.
- Socrative: Online student response system that works with laptops, tablets, and smart phones.
- TedEd: Create your own materials around TED talks.
- Scoop.it!: Students create content and share as a visual “magazine.”
- Poll Everywhere: Audience participation through text message responses.
- Piktochart: Easily create infographics.
- Google NotebookLM: Upload PDFs, websites, YouTube videos, etc., to get an AI summary, study guide, and/or podcast.
Medical Education Meetings
- International Association of Medical Science Educators (IAMSE)
- VetEd AAVMC​ Symposium
- Veterinary Educator Bootcamp​, through SEVEC, alternating odd years
- Association for Medical Education in Europe Annual Meeting (AMEE)
- Primary Care Veterinary Educators (PCVE)
Assisting Students with Disabilities
- ​Guide to Assisting Student with Disabilities (e book requires UT login)
