Program Overview

Program Overview

The Virtual Reality in der Lehre (Virtual Reality in Teaching) program is part of the Zertifikatsprogramm "Medizinische Lehre Wien" (MLW) certificate program. This program explores the possibilities and limitations of virtual reality in medical education.

Themes and Content

• The program covers the current trends and developments in virtual reality.
• It delves into virtual reality use cases in medicine, providing hands-on experience in identifying and developing VR use cases.
• Participants learn how to build VR know-how and successfully integrate the topic of VR into their teaching practices.

Learning Objectives

• Gain a broad overview of the possibilities offered by virtual reality technology.
• Learn how to identify meaningful application areas for virtual reality.

Methods

• Lecture
• Practical training
• Development of own use cases

Prerequisites

There are no prerequisites for participating in this program.

Target Group

• All teachers at the Medical University of Vienna
• Teachers in teaching hospitals

Seminar Leadership

The seminar is led by:

• Priv.-Doz. DDr. Michael Wagner, University Clinic for Psychiatry and Psychotherapy
• Dr.med.univ. Andreas Hainfellner, Department of Anatomy
• Alexander Hoffelner, University Clinic for Pediatric and Adolescent Medicine
• Mag. Dr. Anna Felnhofer, Head of the Pediatric Virtual Reality Laboratory
• Dr. med.univ. Andrea Lietz, St. Anna Children's Hospital

Group Size

Minimum 5 / Maximum 10 persons

Duration

6 hours / 0.3 ECTS

Participation Fee

Participation is free for:

• Employees of the Medical University of Vienna
• External teachers with a teaching assignment at the Medical University of Vienna
• Teachers from the Medical University of Vienna's teaching hospitals
• Accredited training practices in general medicine at the Medical University of Vienna

Diplom-Fortbildungs-Programm (DFP)

The event has applied for accreditation for the Diplom-Fortbildungs-Programm (DFP) of the Austrian Medical Chamber (ų─K).