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USING PEBBLEPAD TO CREATE A CLINICAL SKILLS WORKBOOK FOR MIDWIFERY STUDENTS Roz Haddrill Senior Lecturer in Midwifery [email protected] @rozhaddrill

Using Pebblepad to create a clinical skills workbook for Midwifery students

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USING PEBBLEPAD TO CREATE A CLINICAL SKILLS WORKBOOK FOR MIDWIFERY STUDENTS

Roz Haddrill Senior Lecturer in [email protected] @rozhaddrill

the challenges (1)

abundance of (formative) paper workbooks on midwifery course, in addition to Assessment of Practice and EU requirements documentation (summative)

the challenges (2)

student apathy re completion, also loss/damage over course duration

staff inertia (?) re use of technology, change

desire for BFI accreditation, but limited capacity within curriculum

the solution: Pebblepad

durable, interactive, portable easy to complete, easy to access,

easy to update links to e-portfolio (NMC revalidation

requirement in future)

creating and piloting the workbook: Technical challenges

'thinking like pebblepad' lack of 'signing off'

Team and student challenges - key messages innovation, inspiration potential for streamlining learning

resources Access challenges

on placement

the result:

links to resources - books and websites:

links to resources - video tools:

creative use of apps within the workbook - Popplet and LinoIt:

documenting student experience on placement:

monitoring student completion in Atlas:

initial feedback, future developments: from students from midwifery team

the future? Using skills to develop yrs 2 and 3; further workbooks midwifery e-portfolio (webfolio) template Assessment of Practice documentation? HWB faculty links links with BFI/NIFN for Universities