by Care Team | Oct 13, 2026 | Enhance Learning - Athletic Training, Faculty Webinar - ATu
Learn how deliberate practice and self-explanation techniques help AT students strengthen clinical reasoning and become more self-directed learners. Dr. Chris Schmidt, PhD, ATC, will share practical examples of using ATu resources in classroom, lab, and clinical...
by Care Team | Jul 30, 2026 | Faculty Webinar - ATu, For Advanced Faculty User
Learn how small, evidence-based changes to your teaching can help athletic training students retain and apply more of what they learn. Grounded in learning science, this ATu session covers retrieval practice, spaced and interleaved learning, and worked examples you...
by Care Team | Jun 11, 2026 | Faculty Webinar - ATu, Fundamental Skills
Integrating ATu simulations into your classroom is an exciting way to boost student learning, and managing it all should feel just as rewarding. The ATu Educator Dashboard is here to support you, transforming course administration into an easy and data-driven...
by Care Team | May 28, 2026 | Faculty Webinar - ATu, Fundamental Skills
Physical recovery is only part of the story. Addressing mental and behavioral health is essential to truly supporting patient outcomes. In recognition of Mental Health Awareness Month, this webinar explores how ATu’s Mental Health & Rehabilitation app and...
by Care Team | May 20, 2026 | Faculty Webinar - ATu, Musculoskeletal Rehabilitation
Applying knowledge in focused scenarios is just the beginning, yet managing the full patient case is where clinical competence develops. This webinar features ATu’s Orthopaedic MacroSIMS, comprehensive patient-based simulations that challenge students to synthesize...
by Care Team | May 7, 2026 | Faculty Webinar - ATu, Musculoskeletal Rehabilitation
Students can know the material, but applying it in the moment, especially during clinical education, is where learning truly takes shape. This webinar spotlights ATu’s Orthopaedic MiniSIMS, short, patient-based scenarios designed to help students actively apply their...
