[:no]SLATE (Centre for the Science of Learning and Technology) samarbeider med et stort og viktig forskningsmiljø ved Universitetet i Maastricht som jobber med simulering/trening i helse-/medisinfagene. Professor Jeroen van Merrienboer og Anneke van der Niet (postdoktor) kommer til Bergen i januar. I den forbindelse inviterer SLATE til en gjesteforelesning:
Affordance perception in a simulated emergency care situation using eye-tracking and video data
Foreleser: Anneke van der Niet
School of Health Professions Education, Maastricht University
Tid: 11. januar kl. 14:15–15:30
Sted: SLATE, Vektergården, Christiesgate 13, 3. etasje
Alle med interesse for simulering og ny teknologi i utdanning oppfordres til å komme.
Med vennlig hilsen
Professor Steinar Hunskår, MD, PhD
Prodekan for utdanning
Det medisinske fakultet, Universitetet i Bergen
Speaker Bio
Anneke van der Niet holds a PhD in Human Movement Sciences. In her postdoc research, she is looking at performance in the complex and dynamic environment of emergency medicine, with a special focus on perceptual learning of residents during simulation based education.[:en]SLATE (Center for the Science of Learning and Technology) collaborates with a large and important research environment at the University of Maastricht, working on simulation / training in health / medical sciences. Professor Jeroen van Merrienboer and Anneke van der Niet (postdoctoral fellow) are coming to Bergen in January. In this regard, SLATE invites to a guest lecture:
Affordance perception in a simulated emergency care situation using eye-tracking and video data
Lecturer: Anneke van der Niet
School of Health Professions Education, Maastricht University
Time: 11 January, at 14:15–15:30
Venue: SLATE, Vektergården, Christiesgate 13, 3rd floor
Everyone with an interest in simulation and new technology in education is encouraged to come.
With best regards,
Professor Steinar Hunskår, MD, PhD
Vice Dean for Education
Faculty of Medicine, University of Bergen, Norway
Speaker Bio
Anneke van der Niet holds a PhD in Human Movement Sciences. In her postdoc research, she is looking at performance in the complex and dynamic environment of emergency medicine, with a special focus on perceptual learning of residents during simulation based education.[:]