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University of Michigan Medical School
Competency-Based
Student-Centered
Learning Support
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Presenters and Overview
• Presenters
– Rajesh S. Mangrulkar, M.D.
– Ted Hanss
• University of Michigan Medical School
– 680 medical students, 2000 faculty
– Sakai open source course mgmt system
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Trends in Medical EducationA Shift in Emphasis
Competencies
Outcomes Objectives
Teacher / Curriculum Evaluation
Curriculum (educational experiences)
TeacherLearner
Student / Learner Assessment
Standards
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Trends in Medical EducationA Shift in Emphasis
Competencies
Outcomes Objectives
Teacher / Curriculum Evaluation
Curriculum (educational experiences)
TeacherLearner
Student / Learner Assessment
Standards
Flexibility
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DOES
KNOWS
KNOWS HOW
SHOWS
Trends in Medical EducationA Shift in What We Measure
Miller GE. The assessment of clinical skills/competence/performance. Acad Med 1990; 65 (Suppl): S63–7
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DOES
KNOWS
KNOWS HOW
SHOWS
Trends in Medical EducationA Shift in What We Measure
Miller GE. The assessment of clinical skills/competence/performance. Acad Med 1990; 65 (Suppl): S63–7
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LearningExperience
Resource
Assessment
Outcome
LearningExperience
LearningExperience
LearningExperience
Resource
AssessmentOutcome
Assessment
Resource
ResourceOutcome
Resource
LearningExperience
Resource
The Reality
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Learning SupportCurrent State: Ctools-Sakai
• Web-based, open source platform• Functionalities
– Resource access– Calendaring/Schedules– Assignments/Gradebooks– Communication - Announcements, Chat Rooms
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Learning Management SystemIdentified Key Needs
• Competency-Focused– Mapping – Tracking
• Student-centered– Social Learning– Progress Tracker– Portfolio
• A conceptual framework
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Portfolio
Planning
Learning
ExperiencesA
ssessing
Adjusting
PersonalGoals
Self-
assessment
Ref
lect
ion
Resou
rces
Resources
Resou
rces
Resources
COMPETENCIES
GOALS
Self-i
dent
ified
Lea
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Exper
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*Source: Casey White, PhD
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Pilot: Social Bookmarking
• Setting: Prematriculation Cohort• Intervention: Access to social bookmarking
tools, instruction on use, monitored learning space
• Results: students did not engage in social bookmarking (either before or during the premat sessions)
• Lesson: experience valuable for current experimental design (e.g., with the AMT course)
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The Team
Core Steering CommitteeRajesh Mangrulkar, Joseph Fantone, Paul
Gauger, Larry Gruppen, Ted Hanss, Robert Lash, Ken Pituch, Marilyn Roubidoux, Brent Stansfield, Tamara Stein, Casey White, James Woolliscroft, Elizabeth Daniels, Nani Hunter (staff)
Consultants (Clinical, Outcomes, PODD) Laura Chromy, Hari Conjeevaram, Sharlene
Day, Randall Forsch, Sheila Gahagan, Laura Hopson, Monica Lypson, Terrance Murphy, Kelly Orringer, Mark Pearlman, Rachel Perlman, Richard Simon, John Younger
E-ResourcesDoreen Bradley, Preet Rana, Whitney
Townsend, Deborah Weener
Paths of ExcellenceFrank Anderson, Roy Esaki, John
Gosbee, Linnea Hague, Ember Keighley, Chris Kim, Hobart Lee, Joe Norman, AkkeNeel Talsma, Ashwin Vasan, Tanya Wansom
Educational TechnologyMary Bernier, Noah Botimer,
Chris Chapman, Jian Feng, Garin Fons, Shiow-Hwa Gau, Joseph Hardin, Melissa Peet, Charles Severance
Consultants/AdvisorsJane Blumenthal, Michael Cohen,
Clifford Craig, James Duderstadt, Peter Farrehi, Stan Hamstra, Joseph Kolars, Fred Kron, Patricia Mullan, John Norcini, Elizabeth Petty, Robert Ruiz, Kent Sheets, Stephen Smith, David Stern