Mrs. Jacqueline I. Attong-Wilson | |
University of the West Indies St. Augustine Campus Faculty of Medical Sciences Centre for Medical Sciences Education Lecturer, Educational TechnologyAppointed: 2002 |  |
QualificationsM.A., George Washington University, Education and Human Development, 2000. B.Sc., University of Western Ontario, Physics, 1990. Expertise and Research InterestsUsing technologies in education (face-to-face and distance education) - Online course development, implementation and evaluation - E-learning and e-assessment in medical education - Learning styles and strategies in distributed learning environments - Effective instructional strategies for large groups, small groups, and ambulatory teaching KeywordsCOS Keywords:Computer-Aided Instruction, Curriculum Development, Distance Learning, Educational Technology, Higher Education, Instructional Technology, Medical Education, Problem-Based Learning.Additional Terms:E-learning.Languages(Reading, Writing, Speaking)English: (Fluent, Fluent, Fluent) French: (Functional, Basic, Basic) Spanish: (Functional, Basic, Basic) MembershipsAssociation for the Advancement of Computing in Education Caribbean Association for Distance and Open Learning St. Christopher Heritage Society The eLearning Guild United Nations Online Volunteering Previous Positions2001-2002, Curriculum Development Specialist,
University of the West Indies,
Caribbean University Level Programme,
Distance Education Centre
Publications- J I Wilson (2009) Learning the Health Sciences with Technology, FMS Forum, 1 (2), 13-14
- J I Wilson (2009) A two factor model of performance approach goals in student motivation for starting medical school, Issues in Educational Research, 19 (3), 271-281
- J I Wilson (2009) Planning to Teach the Health Sciences with Technology, FMS Forum, 1 (1), 11-12
- J I Wilson (2009) Lessons Learned from the First Videoconference in Continuing Veterinary Education, elearn2009, St Augustine, Trinidad, University of the West Indies, 6 pages
- C Poon King, T Chen, J I Wilson (2009) E-Learning and You: Speak out about your experiences, ideas and innovations, elearn2009, St Augustine, Trinidad, University of the West Indies
- J I Wilson (2008) Motivations to Start Medical School and Their Relations to Approaches to Learning, AMEE 2008, Association for Medical Education in Europe
- J I Wilson (2006) Changes in Resource Use by First-year Health Sciences Students in a PBL Curriculum, Proceedings of the 6th International Educational Technology Conference, 3, 1653-1658
- J I Wilson, Study of Resources Used by PBL Students, MLA News, 384, 5, Mar 2006
- J I Wilson (2006) Who's Taking Our Online Surveys?, World Conference on E-Learning in Corporate, Government, Healthcare, and Higher Education, 2006 (1), 1006-1011
- J I Wilson (2006) Technologies in Medical Education, Trinidad and Tobago's 3rd National Conference in Emergency Medicine
- J I Wilson (2006) First-timers' Attitudes to the Online Delivery of an Environmental Planning and Management Course, JISC Innovating e-Learning 2006: Transforming Learning Experiences, 8 pages
- I Sammy, B Brathwaite, J I Wilson (2006) A Blended Approach to Emergency Medicine Training: Developing an Integrated Curriculum for Mature Learners, Fourth Pan-Commonwealth Forum on Open Learning (PCF4): Achieving Development Goals: Innovation, Learning, Collaboration and Foundations
- J I Wilson, J De Lisle, B Wilson (2005) Characteristics of First-Time Users of WebCT in a Basic Health Sciences PBL-Hybrid Curriculum, World Conference on Educational Multimedia, Hypermedia and Telecommunications, 2005 (1), 4705-4710
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