Zeitschrift für Hochschuldidaktik No. 1999/4
Central Topic: Computers in Medical Education
Part II: Practical Examples
Editor: Christof Daetwyler
Christof DAETWYLER (Bern, Switzerland)
Editor's Preface
Christof DAETWYLER (Bern, Switzerland)
How Can Computers Assist Students Learning Clinical Medicine? How CAL should be designed
Gernoth GRUNST (St. Augustin, Germany)
Enabling Systems in Medical Education
Alexander REPENNIG | Andri IONNIDOU (Boulder CO, USA)
Engaging Learners through Simulation-Based Design
Reinhard FRIEDL, W. KLAS, T. ROSE, O. GÖDJE, M. PREISACK, J. TREMPER, C.F. VAHL, K.J QUAST, A. HANNEKUM (Ulm, Heidelberg, St. Augustin, Germany)
Individualized Learning and Teaching in Heart Surgery: The Cardio-OP Project
Jens DØRUP (Aarhus, Denmark)
Histology Explorer: User Centered Design of Medical Learning Software
Dino Carl NOVAK (St. Augustin, Germany)
InterSim: A self-determined learning system with interactive guidance and authoring components
Martin FISCHER (München, Deutschland)
CASUS: An Authoring and Learning Tool Supporting Diagnostic Reasoningt
Peter FREY (Bern, Switzerland)
Paper or PC? Computer Aided Learning under Evaluation
Florian EITEL, Jürgen KUPRION, Wolfram ARENDS, Tobias PAYER, Alfred BRÄTH, Elzbieta HORTIG, Arthur TESCHE | Wolf MUTSCHLER (München, Deutschland)
Why We Had to Get Rid of Computer-based Tutorials as Part of the Syllabus in Our Learning Center
Richard MÄRZ, Karl KREMSER, Paolo PETTA (Vienna, Austria)
A Web-based Learning and Reviewing Tool for the Final Exam in Medical Chemistry at the University of Vienna
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