(This is the second post on a novel “parallel publication – peer review” journal. If your brain works in a linear fashion, check out the first post here. If you can live with “dropped threads” […]
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Category: Scholarship
Disrupting the Conventional Scholarly Publication Process
The posts this week are from guest author Brent Thoma who is describing the work of the MedEdLIFE group. This post was originally published on Brent’s blog and is reproduced for the ICE blog – […]
How Academics Spend Their Time – Tell us how you spend yours?
By Teresa Chan (@TChanMD) I stumbled upon this today, and sent it to Jonathan. He promptly assigned it to me as a writing task for the ICE blog. (Ha! Lesson learned!) A recent news article […]
The (Disputed) Key Assessment Papers in 2014.
By Jonathan Sherbino (@sherbino) Using a very scientific method (we emailed journal editors and friends in the HPE community… if you didn’t respond… thanks for nothing 🙂 ) Eric Holmboe (@boedudley) and I compiled a […]
Education Scholarship: Definitions and “How-to”
By Jonathan Sherbino (@sherbino) The Canadian Association of Emergency Physicians (CAEP) did a pretty amazing thing in 2013. It established an annual academic symposium that provides recommendations and sets benchmarks for academic performance of all university-based departments (divisions) […]
