Supercharging OT Education with these exciting updates!

We are delighted to welcome our new Education Lead - Dr. Yvonne Randall
Faculty webinars are back!
Simulations & e-learning modules are now available in the webapp

Supercharging the OTu team - Yvonne Randall, EdD, MHA, OTR/L, FAOTA

Dr. Randall brings 25 years of higher education experience to the OTu team. She also brings a leadership focus in her past roles as Chairperson of the American Occupational Therapy Political Action Committee (AOTPAC), Treasurer – Society for the Study of Occupation (SSO: USA), Speaker – AOTA Representative Assembly, AOTA Board of Directors, President – Nevada Occupational Therapy Association, and Mentor – AOTA Emerging Leaders Development Program.

Her curriculum development, teaching, and learning expertise will lead content development for OTu. She will host the summer series of webinars to help you take your course and your program to another level.

Summer Faculty Webinar Series

Jun 29 Wed 4pm PST: OTu - Applying Clinical Reasoning into ROM and MMT Assessment
Jul 8 Fri 8am PST: OTu - Bridging Neuroanatomy and PNF Content for Function
Jul 13 Wed 4pm PST: OTu - Creating Learning Environments to Analyze Occupations
Jul 22 Fri 8am PST: OTu - Supporting Student Learning of Developmental Milestones in Childhood

Simulations & eLearning Modules are finally available in the OTu webapp suite!

The OTu education lead team is delighted to announce new simulation & e-learning modules that have just been added to the web app.

Prepare for tests and quizzes
Self-knowledge checks
Develop clinical reasoning
Board exam test preparation

MiniSIMS

Short patient-based scenarios designed to help students apply and interpret learned knowledge in a simulated clinical environment.

MacroSIMS

Typically broken into several “chapters” consistent with the components of an evaluation or treatment sessions, and often used as homework or pre-work. Students will be able to synthesize and apply content that they have already been exposed to.

MicroLearning

Simple, short, and easily deployed. These mini-assessments help the students draw on the knowledge they have acquired, and can be used as quizzes or exam preparation.