MiniSIMS

Short patient-based scenarios designed to help students apply and interpret learned knowledge in a simulated clinical environment. Typically 5-10 minutes long, and multiple-choice, matching-based items.

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.

MAcroLearning

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.

Curricular Standards

App tutorial: Posture

Designed to help students further develop their reasoning skills after they have learned the basics related to posture. Simple clinical scenarios have been created so that students can link postural faults to possible impairments of body structure and function. These impairments are then logically connected to interventions, with sample videos (of the techniques) so that students can connect the dots to techniques that they may not yet have learned. These sims are relatively simple and formative in nature. 

Best Use Case: Assign these SIMulations in your syllabus

These simulations should be used during the week of or after the students learn about postural deviations. Learn how to assign these simulations in your syllabus.

Best Use Case: Use learning reports to track student participation

Determine how to use the learning reports so omit that you can track student participation.