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Technology will make lecturers redundant – but only if they let it

Feb 11, 2016

in Technology

artificial intelligence, augmented reality, digital classroom, future of lectures, higher education, role of universities, smartphones, technology

Technology will make lecturers redundant — but only if they let it This article was originally published on The Conversation. Read the original article. A teacher walks into a classroom and begins a lesson. As she speaks, the audio is translated in real time into a variety of languages that students have pre-selected, so each…
New article published to Clinical Teacher mobile app

Dec 15, 2014

in Mobile

android, clinical teacher, IOS, mobile apps, objective structured clinical exams, osce, smartphones

I’ve just published a new article on Objective Structured Clinical Exams (OSCEs) to my Clinical Teacher mobile app. An early draft of the article is available here. Here are some screenshots from the app. You can download the app for iOS or for Android.