Aims and Objectives
The core aim of the New and Emerging Technology SIG is to inform and familiarize dental educators with the opportunities of new technologies for and within dental education focusing on educational application and related research.
In particular it is concerned with:
- The exchange of information and ideas.
- Updating on ( the use of) new developments.
- Updating on research in the field of new and emerging technologies in dental education.
How to use video material in teaching videos in Dentistry
Transfer of dental students’ skills from the haptic to conventional simulation learning environments
Emerging Technologies in Dental Education: The University of Maryland Experience.
New and emerging technologies in prosthodontic and restorative dentistry education
Marjoke Vervoorn
Netherlands
Oslo
At the coming 44th annual meeting (22-24 August 2018) of the ADEE in Oslo, Norway the meeting of the special interest group (SIG) on New and Emerging Technologies in Dental Education will take place on Wednesday August 22 14.00-15.45.
Programme
14:00 Welcome and opening remarks
14:05 Innovative and Creative Use of Digital Technologies in Dental Education: The University of Maryland Experience, Gary Hack, University of Maryland, Baltimore, USA
14:25 A Virtual-Reality Combined Approach for Preclinical Dental Skill Training, prof Ye Ling, West China School of Stomatology, Chengdu, China
14:45 Break
15:00 Video learning - 2.0, Michael Botelho, University of Hong Kong, China
15:20 The on the fly approach for development and implementation of new technologies, Ilse de Boer, Academic Center for Dentistry Amsterdam, the Netherlands
15:40 Closing remarks
Vilnius
At the coming 43th annual meeting (22-25 August 2017) of the ADEE in Vilnius, Lithuania the meeting of the special interest group (SIG) on New and Emerging Technologies in Dental Education will take place on Wednesday August 23.
During this SIG meeting the following presentations were made:
Opening
- How to use video material in teaching videos in dentistry - where are we? Peter Rusanen Futudent, Finland
- Transfer of dental students' skills from the haptic to conventional simulation learning environments. Erica Yates School of Dentistry Faculty of Science Charles Sturt University, Orange Australia
- What can learning analytics tell us about learning dentistry? Jonathan P. San Diego King’s College London
- Emerging Technologies in Dental Education: The University of Maryland Experience. The educational application of multiple digital technologies and their related research. Gary Hack, DDS, University of Maryland School of Dentistry. Baltimore, Maryland, USA
- New and emerging technologies in prosthodontic and restorative dentistry education. Carlos Serrano Petrillo, Academic Centre for Dentistry Amsterdam (ACTA), The Netherlands
