Avoid Creating Lousy Continuing Education If you want to contribute to the end of your professional continuing education (CE) program, online or otherwise, follow one or several of these ten rules that create lousy online CE or are you already following these rules? If so, your program may be in the early stages of [...]
10 ChatGPT Prompts for Bar Associations to Craft CLE Course Descriptions Introduction Continuing Legal Education (CLE) is a crucial component of the legal profession, ensuring that lawyers stay up-to-date with changes in the law and best practices. However, writing compelling course descriptions can be a challenge. In this article, we explore 10 ChatGPT prompts that [...]
ChatGPT Prompts for CME Course Descriptions Introduction: Continuing Medical Education (CME) is a vital component of the healthcare industry, as it ensures that medical professionals remain current with the latest medical advances and patient care techniques. Moreover, associations that offer CME programs play a pivotal role in creating meaningful opportunities for ongoing learning and professional [...]
A nasal learner struggles with an odorless textbook. Are Learning Styles a Myth? At a recent conference I attended, a presenter committed blasphemy. He suggested that learning styles were a MYTH. There were audible gasps from the crowd. I felt my blood pressure start to rise and decided to lead the rebellion against this wickedness. [...]
Attention! Attention! Getting your learner’s attention and holding your learner’s attention is as important with online education as it is with in-person education. Mandated Learning makes it a challenge to get your learner’s attention. To be an effective presenter, it is necessary to challenge the learner to become personally motivated to pay attention. You and [...]
CE Blogs Some of my responsibilities at InReach require me to do things I did not do as a continuing education director. I plan to write a few blogs and some newsletter articles on things I currently do that I should have done in my prior position. Ironically, as I was trying to think of [...]
