Explore New Ideas for Blended Online Learning April 17th
Join your colleagues on April 17th for a demonstration and Q&A with Sarah Weaver, MPH who will showcase a hybrid/blended program model, the Duke – Johnson & Johnson Nurse Leadership …
Copyright and Fair Use in Online Teaching
Duke Learning Innovation partnered with the Office of Copyright & Scholarly Communications and the Academy for Health Professions Education and Academic Development (Duke AHEAD) to offer a Q&A session on …
Medical Neuroscience Session 2: Who Enrolled and Why?
The results from the pre-course survey for the second run of Duke’s Medical Neuroscience MOOC are in! Of the over 5000 students who completed the survey, 8% previously completed the …
Medical Neuroscience: Reaching Students of the Health Professions and Health Professionals Around the World
Medical Neuroscience is a fascinating and in-depth exploration of the brain and the structure and function of the human central nervous system. This highly successful Coursera MOOC, which launched for …
Intro to Human Physiology relaunched with Coursera
Given enthusiastic student interest and support for the first run of Introductory Human Physiology, it was re-launched for a second run on August 5th, 2013. This 12 week course was …
Healthcare Innovation and Entrepreneurship final comments
This post was written by Willie Williamson, Online Course Associate in CIT who worked closely with the Healthcare Innovation and Entrepreneurship Coursera course in Spring 2013, with input from Dr. …
Medical Neuroscience in Coursera has just finished
Medical Neuroscience, taught in Coursera by Duke’s Dr. Len White, has finished. This intense course was designed to include the core concepts in neurophysiology and clinical neuroanatomy in most first-year neuroscience courses in schools of medicine, with an estimated time commitment of at least 16 hours/week. Now that the course is over, how did it go?
Duke University completes its first “Introductory Human Physiology” MOOC!
Students from around the world have just completed a 12 week Duke MOOC, Introductory Human Physiology, taught by Emma (Mimi) Jakoi, PhD, and Jennifer Carbrey, PhD, both from the Department of Cell …
Start Your Synapses!
Medical Neuroscience, taught this spring by Duke University’s Leonard White, Ph.D., is one of the most ambitious courses offered on the Coursera platform to date. The estimated time requirements for …
Healthcare Innovation and Entrepreneurship MOOC
Students from around the world have just completed the second full week in Duke’s newest MOOC course, Healthcare Innovation and Entrepreneurship, taught by Bob Barnes from Biomedical Engineering and Marilyn …