Remote Medical Education: Adapting Kern’s Curriculum Design to Tele-teaching

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COVID-19 has necessitated a rapid shift to the remote delivery of medical education. We present a timely collection of tips, techniques, and strategies for the facilitation of remote teaching sessions and modification of curriculum design, assessment, and evaluation. We step through Kern’s six-step curriculum design, recommending to (1) consider session necessity and a variety of teaching models; (2) inform your session with surveys and polls; (3) keep session endpoints consistent; (4) make the most of technology and translate in-person strategies to virtual forms; (5) engage with individual learners and eliminate distractions; and (6) consider online methods of assessment and evaluation methods.

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Said, J. T., & Schwartz, A. W. (2021). Remote Medical Education: Adapting Kern’s Curriculum Design to Tele-teaching. Medical Science Educator, 31(2), 805–812. https://doi.org/10.1007/s40670-020-01186-7

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