The Building Better Curriculum webinar series is an opportunity for curriculum deans, administrators, staff, leaders, and teaching faculty to learn about and explore innovations in curriculum.
The AAMC is committed to providing inclusive sessions for all learners/participants. All sessions are close-captioned. Please contact curriculum@aamc.org to request additional accommodations.
Proposals for future Building Better Curriculum webinars can be submitted to curriculum@aamc.org.
Most Recent Webinar
Where are we headed with a learner who struggles? Launching remediation pathways
Past Webinars by Topic
- Evaluation & Continuous Quality Improvement
- Learning, Instruction, & Assessment
- Design, Mapping, & Management
- Topics In-Depth: New & Emerging Trends
Evaluation & Continuous Quality Improvement
- Curriculum Renewal: The Physician of 2035+ and Beyond
- Conducting Course Reviews for Continuous Quality Improvement
- Deconstructing Racism in Medicine through Curricular Review
- One Curriculum Team’s Curriculum Mapping Strategies, Evaluation Cycle, and Iterative Process Towards Continuous Quality Improvement
- Using Curriculum Mapping Data to Evaluate by Cohort: Longitudinal, Vertical, Horizontal, and Cross-Section Analysis
- Visualizing Performance Data to Support Competency-Based Progression in a Medical School Curriculum
Learning, Instruction, & Assessment
- Grading Systems Trends, Goals, and Challenges
- Tracking performance at the education program objective level: Sounds good in theory, but does it work in practice?
- Challenges and Successes of a Implementing a Required Longitudinal Service Learning Course at Albert Einstein College of Medicine
- Enhancing Integration through Team Teaching
- Identifying Opportunities and Creating Buy-in for Curriculum Mapping and FAU's Developmental Approach to Problem-Based Learning
Design, Mapping, & Management
- Educational Infrastructure: The Foundation for a Successful Curriculum Renewal
- Harnessing Lessons Learned IUSM Regional Medical Campus Model: A Pathway to Curriculum Excellence
- Competency By What Design? Exploring the Claims and the Evidence of Competency-Based Education
- Curriculum Development Lessons Learned from the Kaiser Permanente Bernard J. Tyson School of Medicine
- Documenting Clinical Experience
- Documenting Clinical and Clerkships and Learning Objectives
- Fostering an Inclusive Environment: Increasing Course Accessibility
- Building a Robust Homegrown System for Curriculum Mapping
- Integration in Medical Education - Definitions and Applications
- Language-Appropriate Healthcare and Medical Language Education
- More Than a Checkbox: Developing Learning Objectives that Provide Meaning and Value for Medical Education Programs
Topics In-Depth
- Anatomy Education
- Artificial Intelligence
- Burnout
- Climate and Health
- Clinical and Diagnostic Reasoning
- Firearm Safety and Gun Violence
- Mass Incarceration and Healthcare
- Misinformation
- Pain and Pain Management
- Patient Safety, Longitudinal Quality Improvement, and Medical Error
- Value-Based Healthcare
- Women’s Health
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