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Lecturio Thanks Nurse Educators with 60 Days Free Access This Nurses Week
We’re offering all nursing faculty 60 days of free access to our platform, and a chance to have Lecturio in their classroom for the entire fall semester. Register now!
Lecturio’s Director of Nursing Appointed to NLN Foundation for Nursing Education Advisory Council
The announcement follows Lecturio’s attendance at the 2022 National League of Nursing Education Summit.
Lecturio to Attend AMEE Lyon 2022 Conference
Lecturio will be participating in the annual conference of the Association for Medical Education in Europe (AMEE) in Lyon, France, from 27 to 31 August.
Lecturio to Accelerate Growth of its Leading Medical and Nursing Education Platform with $45m Investment Led by Sterling Partners
The growth investment was led by Sterling Partners, a leading investor in education technology companies, in partnership with Inspara Partners and with strategic participation from University of Applied Management.
Global tech community awards Lecturio
WorldFestival has awarded Lecturio with the Innovation Award 2021. WorldFestival is the largest global hitech awards competition and received more than 1000 nominations this year.
Lecturio stands out with “Best Instructors”
eLearning platform Lecturio announced as one of the top three USMLE prep courses of 2021
Rhonda Lawes, Ph.D. (c) joins Lecturio as Director of Nursing Education Programs
Lecturio welcomes Rhonda Lawes Ph.D. (c), RN as Director of Nursing Education Programs. In her role, Professor Lawes will act as a link between the educators, students, and product developers guiding future content development and delivery.
The Medical University of Pleven leads the Digital Transformation of Medical Education in Bulgaria with Lecturio
Already an attractive destination for international and domestic medical students alike, the Medical University of Pleven now joins with Lecturio’s help over 100 other medical schools around the world in their offering of world-leading digital medical education.
Lab of Tomorrow: How Can We Improve Chronic Disease Prevention in Kenya?
Local and foreign entrepreneurs and experts from various branches celebrated the fifth annual “lab of tomorrow” meeting with the focus on finding a solution to a specific development problem. The German e-learning provider Lecturio participated in the 3-day workshop contributing its expertise in medical education. Together with about 50 other companies and organizations (including SAP and the WHO), Lecturio helped explore ideas to improve chronic disease prevention in Kenya. The project has since progressed to a test phase planning together with a local partner firm.
From Johns Hopkins to Samoa: TEDx Takes On Medical Education
Lecturio’s Director of Medical Education Programs shares his insights in a TEDx talk about helping deliver high-quality digital medical education to the underserved Pacific island of Independent Samoa- and the rest of the world!
Learn How to “Make It Stick” with Renowned Author Peter C. Brown (Part 2)
Students have to memorize and understand ever-growing amounts of information and concepts in medical school. To conquer that, universities often urge their students to take the latest courses on “Learning How to Learn”, however, they themselves teach the way they have always taught. Students are responding with an all-time low attendance rate and seek outside help to pass their exams, which can lead to bulimic learning and a next generation of so-so doctors. Read below the first part of our interview series with recognized author Peter Brown to learn more about how we at Lecturio use “Make It Stick” concepts to improve student performance and long term retention, but also how you as a teacher can leverage those sticky ideas for your classroom.
Learn How to “Make It Stick” with Renowned Author Peter C. Brown (Part 1)
Students have to memorize and understand ever-growing amounts of information and concepts in medical school. To conquer that, universities often urge their students to take the latest courses on “Learning How to Learn”, however, they themselves teach the way they have always taught. Students are responding with an all-time low attendance rate and seek outside help to pass their exams, which can lead to bulimic learning and a next generation of so-so doctors. Read below the first part of our interview series with recognized author Peter Brown to learn more about how we at Lecturio use “Make It Stick” concepts to improve student performance and long term retention, but also how you as a teacher can leverage those sticky ideas for your classroom.