Office of Interactive E-Learning

- Funded Awards Program Overview
- Program Details
  Learn about the program, timeline and how you can participate.
- Faculty Benefits
  Adding interactivity to courses is easier than you think when faculty partner with students.
- Student Benefits
  Students can leave their mark on health science education by changing the way future students learn.
- Participants
  Faculty directors and student developers come from all colleges and campuses.
- Showcase
  The Innovators in Education Showcase highlights our most recent faculty and student developers and lets attendees see live demonstrations of the projects.
- Development Resources
  Discover the resources and services available to program participants.
- uBEATS Overview
- Benefits for Teachers
  uBEATS makes a teacher’s job easier by giving a simple, easy way to offer advanced content.
- Why uBEATS Was Created
  uBEATS helps students develop the knowledge needed for an incredible future in health care.
- Module Topics
  View the complete list of cancer, genetics, pathology and microbiology, pharmacology and career modules for each grade.
- Example Modules
  Watch completed modules to see examples of the information and interactions used to keep students engaged.
- Contact the uBEATS Team
  There are multiple ways to get in touch with our team of experts.
- Sign Up for uBEATS
  Simply fill out the registration form to begin using uBEATS in your class.
- Resource Center Overview
- E-Learning Lab & Equipment Checkout
  We offer free resources and equipment to help developers create their projects.
- Consultations
  Our instructional design and technology experts provide guidance every step of the way.
- Checklists & Forms
  Make sure you don’t miss any important elements that go into an e-learning project.
- Software
  Discover the right development or multimedia software for your project.
- Images, Music & Videos
  A list of recommended sites for royalty-free graphics and audio.
- Promotion & Tenure
  Discover how to repurpose your e-learning experience beyond just enhancing the curriculum.
- EZStudio Overview
- Recording Setups
  There are two main recording setups, presentation and green screen.
- Green Screen
  Use the green screen, along with Zoom, when you need a virtual background in your video.
- Virtual Background Options
  Use one of our UNMC-specific backgrounds when working with the green screen.
- Clothing Tips for Recording
  See the dos and don'ts for what to wear when recording in the studio.
E-Gallery

— Office of Interactive E-Learning — E-Gallery — Tag: Infectious Diseases

Tag: Infectious Diseases

Antibiotics, Bacteria, Drugs, Infectious Diseases

*Updated* Defeating Antibiotic Resistance: Mastering Drugs & Bugs

This interactive module utilizes engaging repetition of antibiotic names and links to their use in treatments; including engaging activities to match drugs and side effects.

Oct 9, 2018

Global Health, Infectious Diseases, Malaria

Malaria: A Vulnerable Population; 1-5 Year Olds

This module provides an overview of malaria in children ages 1-5 including; signs and symptoms, complications, treatment methods, and prevention. This module was created through a collaboration between students at the University of Gitwe and the University of Nebraska Medical Center.

Nov 13, 2017

Infectious Diseases, Vira

This module focuses on the history, manifestation, and treatment of the Zika virus.

Feb 23, 2017

Global Health, Infectious Diseases

Yellow Fever Virus

This module was developed in partnership with the University of Gitwe to provide an overview of Yellow Fever Virus.

Feb 16, 2017

Global Health, Infectious Diseases

Prevention of Communicable Diseases

This module was developed in partnership with University of Gitwe to provide an overview on prevention of communicable diseases.

Feb 16, 2017

Global Health, Infectious Diseases, Malaria

The Clinical Approach to Malaria

This module was developed by UNMC and students at the University of Gitwe to provide an overview on the biology, symptoms, diagnostics and treatment of malaria.

Feb 16, 2017