Traveling in Cyberspace: Web-Based Instruction

J. Philip Craiger; R. Jason Weiss; Philip Craiger

Traveling in Cyberspace: Web-Based Instruction

J. Philip Craiger, R. Jason Weiss, Philip Craiger

University of Nebraska at Omaha

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Abstract

The best implementation of web-based training we have found is located at the Marshall University School of Medicine (URL: http://medicus.marshall.edu/medicus.htm). Developed by Cristoph Lehmann, M.D. (now at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine) and Kent Hayes, The Interactive Patient is a realistic, interactive computer simulation of a patient's visit to a physician's office. The educational goals of the Interactive Patient include increasing students', interns', and physicians' knowledge of illness and disease; enhancing communication, examination, and clinical problem-solving skills; as well as augmenting risk/benefit analysis and professional behavior (Lehmann, Lehmann, & Freedman, 1997).

Original language	American English
Journal	The Industrial-Organizational Psychologist (TIP)
State	Published - Oct 1997

Keywords

web-based training
interactive computer simulation
digital communication
web-based instruction

Disciplines

Digital Communications and Networking
Telemedicine

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Traveling in Cyberspace: Web-Based Instruction

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