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E-Simulation in Action

This presentation by Deborah Ellison, MSN, RN from Austin Peay State University explores the integration of e-simulation programs in nursing education. It discusses the benefits of e-simulation for both students and faculty, including improved engagement with millennial learners. The session also highlights successful implementations at APSU and provides strategies for incorporating e-simulations in various courses. Attendees will gain insights into the diverse types of e-simulations available and how they can be effectively utilized to enhance learning outcomes in nursing education.

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E-Simulation in Action

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  1. E-Simulation in Action Deborah Ellison MSN, RN Austin Peay State University

  2. Objectives • Discuss reasons to use e-simulation programs • Benefits of using e-simulation programs • Discuss ways APSU implemented e- simulation & ways you can implement e-simulation programs.

  3. What is E-Simulation? • Why E-Simulation? • Characteristics of Millennials

  4. Millennial Student Enrollment Figure 1: Nation-wide millennial student enrollment at degree-seeking institutions. In 2012, Millennial student enrollment will increase by 93.5 percent over the 2002 level, while enrollment of students from other generations will decrease by 50.2 percent (National Center for Education Statistics, 2002).

  5. Just a Few Types of E-Simulation • MicroSims • Second Life • BLS & ACLS

  6. Benefits of Utilizing E-Simulation • Costs • Faculty Time • Meets the needs of the millennial students • Student’s like the program • But for it to be of benefit it must be valued by the instructors.

  7. Virtual IV Simulator

  8. Incorporating into courses • Finding the “best fit” for the course • Demonstration of the program • Value by instructors by giving assignments that are attached to a grade

  9. Now some fun!

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