Demonstration sessions allow you the opportunity to see how others are using technology in healthcare education. Each session lasts two hours. The authors will be there to guide you through their programs.

• Thursday 12:00 pm - 2:00 pm
  
  • Corey Cleland, BA, PhD (Table 1)
    Hardware and Software Techniques for Computer-based Lecturing

  • Joan Huntley, Ph.D. and Bob McBurney, A.A.S. (Table 2)
    interText.web - A Tool to Create HTML Documents Without Mastering HTML Coding

  • Duncan E. Hutcheon, MD, PhD (Table 3)
    A Computer-based System of Instruction (CINE) in Academic Medicine for Students in the Health Sciences

  • Marilyn McKay, MLS and Hernert K. Hagler, PhD (Table 4)
    Case Studies in Pathology

  • Cooley G. Pantazis, MD (Table 5)
    Windows-Based and Multimedia Application for Graduate and Post-Graduate Medical Teaching

  • Barbara Pies, MS (Table 6)
    Multimedia Radon Educational Program

  • Barbara Vasallo, EdD, RN, CS (Table 8)
    Basic Computer Program From a Decision Making Diagram

• Friday 8:00 am - 10:00 am
  
  • Rodger Marion, Ph.D. (Table 1)
    The Health Information System Simulation Project

  • Vijayshri G. Rao, MA (Table 2)
    Physiocase - An Interactive Case Learning Tool

  • Suzanne S. Stensaas, Ph.D. and Joan Huntley, Ph.D. (Table 3)
    Byte of Life I : A CD-ROM of Shared Digital Resources for Health Science Education.

  • John McNulty (Table 4)
    Loyola University Medical Education Network

  • Hansen Su (Table 5)
    Medicase

  • Debra Rundle (Table 6)
    WWW Based Interactive Radiology

  • Jannie Woo, Ph.D. and Paul Fontelo, MD, MPH. (Table 7)
    Self-Instructional HyperCard Based Pathology Case Discussion Modules with Quizzes and Glossary

  • Gerard Sanderink (Table 8)
    Interactive Interpretation of Anatomical Landmarks in Dental Radiology