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Content Development Projects

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Run an educational project with your students in Physiopedia[edit | edit source]

Your students will:

learn key skills related to the use of online resources
learn online professionalism
understand the benefits of contributing to professional resources
utilise evidence based practice techniques
learn wiki editing skills
and learn about specific topic related to their assignment

Feedback from previous projects has demonstrated that:

student performance improves when assigments take place in Physiopedia
students enjoy contributing to a professional online resource
students appreciate the opportunity to be involved in a project for our profession
tutors are able to satisfy requirements to involve students in e-learning

What is an educational project?[edit | edit source]

Who takes part in an educational project?[edit | edit source]

Any educational establishment providing physiotherapy education is suited to running an educational project with their students.

See who else is getting involved and examples of projects

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