2005
DOI: 10.1016/j.medengphy.2005.02.009
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e-Learning system ERM for medical radiation physics education

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“…Therefore physics education can be approached in many ways depending on the applications (Bodin, 2012). Physic educations included a wide range of studies from research on general culture (Kapitsa, 1982), ''hands-on'' exhibits (Read, 1989), gender issues (Stewart, 1998), classroombased innovation (Tobias, 2000), multimedia (Wagner, Altherr, Eckert, & Jodl, 2003), IT-based (Akizo, 2004), e-Learning (Stoeva & Cvetkov, 2005), language (Michinel, 2006), used images (Bulbul, 2007), computational problem solving (Landau, 2007), gesture analysis (Scherr, 2008), the use of conceptual diagrams (Martins, Verdeaux, & de Sousa, 2009), quality (Aneta, 2010), 3D Virtual Laboratory (Jeong, Park, Kim, Oh, & Yoo, 2011), modeling (Uhden, Karam, Pietrocola, & Pospiech, 2012), and concept maps (Martinez, Perez, Suero, & Pardo, 2013) to mathematical models (Huang & Fang, 2013).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Therefore physics education can be approached in many ways depending on the applications (Bodin, 2012). Physic educations included a wide range of studies from research on general culture (Kapitsa, 1982), ''hands-on'' exhibits (Read, 1989), gender issues (Stewart, 1998), classroombased innovation (Tobias, 2000), multimedia (Wagner, Altherr, Eckert, & Jodl, 2003), IT-based (Akizo, 2004), e-Learning (Stoeva & Cvetkov, 2005), language (Michinel, 2006), used images (Bulbul, 2007), computational problem solving (Landau, 2007), gesture analysis (Scherr, 2008), the use of conceptual diagrams (Martins, Verdeaux, & de Sousa, 2009), quality (Aneta, 2010), 3D Virtual Laboratory (Jeong, Park, Kim, Oh, & Yoo, 2011), modeling (Uhden, Karam, Pietrocola, & Pospiech, 2012), and concept maps (Martinez, Perez, Suero, & Pardo, 2013) to mathematical models (Huang & Fang, 2013).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Literature reviews have demonstrated that training programs are important steps towards increasing awareness about the hazards of the radiation exposure. 29,30 Also in our study, 97% of the participants were willing to attend sessions on "Urology, and Radiation Exposure" in scientific meetings. This intensive demand indicates candide efforts of urologists in understanding, and solving this challenging issue.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…In 1995 following the European Conference on Post‐Graduate Education in Medical Radiation in Budapest, delegates from several European Union (EU) universities and hospitals engaged in a pilot project called European Medical Radiation Learning Development (EMERALD) (26–29) . The goal of this project was to develop training material, such as curricula and e‐learning modules, to improve the training of medical physicists in the area of diagnostic radiology, nuclear medicine, and radiotherapy (26) .…”
Section: Medical Physics Educational Resourcesmentioning
confidence: 99%