Endocrine Abstracts

You don’t have to be a digital native to use technology effectively in teaching. Even self-confessed technophobes can make meaningful improvements in their use of digital learning with only a little bit of guidance and support. Technology is a ubiquitous feature of higher education, which has been consolidated during the COVID-19 pandemic. However, with so many options on the market it can be incapacitating to try and choose. This is further complicated by local institut...

In higher education, endocrinology teaching is often delivered by academic researchers and endocrine physicians, however their involvement in teaching is rarely the primary focus of their job plan. As such, opportunities to develop as an educator are often triaged behind primary responsibilities such as research, funding applications, publications and patient care. Undergraduate and postgraduate medical education is delivered across a range of settings (classroom, lab, bedside...