Thursday, March 8
2:45 PM-3:05 PM
CST
Capitol G

Promoting Faculty Competence in Teaching with Technology in Medical and Health Science Education

Brief Paper ID: 36514
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    Kun Huang
    University of North Texas Health Science Center
  2. Vanneise Collins
    University of North Texas health Science Center
  3. Christine Savi
    University of Arizona College of Medicine

Abstract: Health sciences faculty are facing a multitude of challenges as the society demands more healthcare professionals who are competent in providing professional, evidence-based care to a population with increasing diversity. Among the challenges, relevant to this study is the health sciences faculty’s use of technology in teaching to facilitate students’ achievement of desired competencies. While faculty development plays a critical role in addressing such challenge, it is still at the beginning stage to systematically implement and investigate programs aiming at promoting faculty’s knowledge and skills in teaching with technology. The Technological Pedagogical and Content Knowledge (TPACK) theory provides a sound theoretical framework for health sciences faculty development. This paper describes the implementation of TPACK in a health science center and reports preliminary findings.

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