Susan Wilhelm
UNMC College of Nursing, USA
Biography
Dr Wilhelm has been a faculty member at UNMC since 1990 and has taught primarily in the traditional undergraduate BSN program. Obstetrics is her specialty and her doctorate is in distance learning and technology. She conducts intervention studies to encourage breastfeeding. She also is involved in educational research related to concept based nursing education and is co-investigator of a studying examining students’ sense of belongingness in clinical rotations. She has a passion for simulated learning and is excited to be creating interactive sessions using the multi-taction I-Wall.
Dr. Culross has been on faculty at UNMC College of Nursing since 2007 and has taught primarily in the traditional undergraduate BSN program. Her speciality is gerontology with a master’s degree as a gerontological clinical nurse specialist and PhD in Social Gerontology. Her interest in simulation and technology based teaching have lead to involvement in developing simulations, use of technology in the classroom, and improving active learning strategies. She currently serves as the Director of Learning Resources for the College of Nursing to bring collaboration in technology to the five campus of the college.
Tiann Colwell is an instructor at UNMC part-time as well as her role as a Women’s Health Practitioner at the Women’s Center, in Scottsbluff, NE. Tiann is an investigator for a prenatal breastfeeding intervention study as well. She also has a passion for simulation learning and she has had many innovative interactive sessions with students on the I-Wall.
Abstract
Abstract : Use of Multi-taction I-Wall to Enhance Multi-Sensory Learning