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Table 5 Comparing experiences prior to and since the Anatomy Education Research Institute (AERI) 2017

From: Do the benefits continue? Long term impacts of the Anatomy Education Research Institute (AERI) 2017

 

Prior to AERI 2017

(data from Husmann et al. [4])

Since AERI 2017

Teaching or Education research experience

Invited Speakers

(n = 20)

Accepted Applicants

(n = 36)

Invited Speakers

(n = 10)

Accepted Applicants

(n = 14)

Led a teaching and learning workshop at my institution

12 (60%)

14 (38.9%)

8 (80%)

5 (35.71%)

Attended (but did not lead) a teaching and learning workshop at my institution

17 (85)

30 (83.3)

10 (100)

11 (78.57)

Led a journal club about education or a reading group on a teaching or educational research topic

14 (70)

10 (27.8)

6 (60)

6 (42.86)

Participated in (but did not lead) a journal club about education or a reading group on a teaching or educational research topic

18 (90)

17 (47.2)

8 (80)

8 (57.14)

Worked with an instructional consultant at my institution's Center for Teaching and Learning

15 (75)

13 (36.1)

4 (40)

11 (78.57)

Tried a new teaching method

16 (80)

34 (94.4)

8 (80)

13 (92.86)

Developed a substantial curricular change at my institution (e.g., implemented/received approval of a new major, changed a medical curriculum from subject based to organ-systems based approach, etc.)

19 (95)

20 (55.6)

6 (60)

9 (64.28)

Conducted classroom research (e.g., collected and analyzed evidence about a new teaching method)

19 (95)

18 (50)

4 (40)

11 (78.57)

Read an online resource (wiki page, blog, website) about a teaching or educational research topic

18 (90)

33 (91.7)

9 (90)

13 (92.86)

Read a peer-reviewed article about science education or educational research

19 (95)

35 (97.2)

10a (100)

14a (100)

Read a book about educational research or the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning

19 (95)

24 (66.7)

9 (90)

10 (71.43)

Attended an educational research session at a professional meeting (e.g., Experimental Biology)

19 (95)

30 (83.3)

10 (100)

12 (85.71)

Presented a poster on educational research findings at a professional meeting

19 (95)

21 (58.3)

10 (100)

9 (64.28)

Gave a platform presentation or presented a workshop on educational research findings at a professional meeting (e.g., Experimental Biology, American Association of Clinical Anatomists annual meeting)

18 (90)

12 (33.3)

10 (100)

7 (50)

Wrote up my teaching or educational research findings for a blog or website

10 (50)

2 (5.6)

6 (60)

3 (21.43)

Applied for a teaching or educational research grant

15 (75)

10 (27.8)

5 (50)

6 (42.86)

Collaborated with at least 2–3 individuals on an educational research project

19 (95)

20 (55.6)

9 (90)

12 (85.71)

Mentored a colleague or student on educational research methods

18 (90)

10 (27.8)

10 (100)

10 (71.43)

Published my educational research findings in a journal

19 (95)

7 (19.4)

8 (80)

8 (57.14)

Reviewed educational research manuscripts for a journal

19 (95)

13 (36.1)

9 (90)

6 (42.86)

Serve on an editorial board for an educational research journal

5 (25)

2 (5.6)

5 (50)

3 (21.43)

  1. aAll indicated that they had done this 2 + times