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Innovations in Allied Health Education: Leveraging Technology and Non-Traditional Methods

Explore current trends in traditional, online, and blended instructional methods in Allied Health education. Discover how education is evolving away from traditional methods, emphasizing student-centered learning, interdisciplinary approaches, and dynamic interactions. Learn about the use of technology, faculty development, best practices sharing, and student support in creating effective learning environments at LLU.

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Innovations in Allied Health Education: Leveraging Technology and Non-Traditional Methods

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  1. Current Trends in the Uses of Traditional, On-Line and Blended Instructional Methods in Allied Health ASAHP Panel Presentation Timothy Seavey, MAM, RT(R)(CT) (ARRT), CRT Program Director

  2. Trends in Education • Movement away from traditional education • Instructor is no longer the content expert • Students can find information on their own • Learning styles have changed – instant gratification & access • Interdisciplinary education • Responses by LLU: • Instructors are becoming knowledge experts. • Delivery of content prior to class, then conceptualization and discussion in class • Interactive, dynamic student-student-instructor interactions

  3. Technology at LLU

  4. Keys to Success • Faculty development • Information sharing “best practices” • School support • Student support • Online learning environment • Low-tech vs. High-tech

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