Streaming Media at the University of Wisconsin

Home > Showcase > Organic Mental Disorders Lecture

Organic Mental Disorders Lecture

Media
player	length	type
	N.A.	Illust. Audio

Learning Objective: Web lectures were created to educate medical students about dementia and delirium. The goal was to use streaming media to present diagnostic interviewing techniques and evaluate methods of certain medical conditions. After students' use of the streamed video and audio, they were asked to complete a self-assessment of their online learning benefits.

Play

Note: PowerPoint .ppt file may be available by request. Please contact
Les Howles for more information.

Showcase

Video

Old World Wisconsin
DFA method
Videoflouroscopic Swallow Eval
Young Voters
Parturition
Martha Ames Case

Illustrated Audio

August Strindberg
Organic Mental Disorders Lecture
Introduction to U.S. Copyright Law
Textiles
Ice Fishing for Neutrinos
Introduction to African Storytelling

Audio

Gyuto Monks

Faculty
Name	Art Walaszek
Dept/Area	Psychiatry
Course Title	814-812 Medical Student Psychiatry Clerkship

Pedagogical Considerations
Dr. Walaszek wanted to present interviews (i.e. streamed video) of patients who have been diagnosed with dementia and delirium. Such presentations enhance his student's ability to identify and understand symptoms associated with the diagnosis. In addition, the streamed audio is used to enhance online text materials presented to the students.

Accessibility Accommodations
Transcripts and printable notes.

This material has been developed by the Department of Academic Technology Solutions, Division of Information Technology at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. This site is made possible in part by the UW-System and the UW Madison Division of Information Technology.

Feedback, questions or accessibility issues