Author Jamie Steele

Recently, Sarah and I had a video call to discuss our chosen technologies for Assignment 3 and share any challenges we’ve been facing. We also took some time to catch up, as we are both in the Master of Nursing… Continue Reading →

Happy Thanksgiving Everyone! Here is my presentation on integrating digital technologies into wound care training for nurses. Since tutorial videos are my primary technology, I created a short Powtoon video to explore its feasibility and usability. I’ll provide the link… Continue Reading →

My Personal Learning Network (PLN) The purpose of my PLN is to continuously expand my knowledge and skills by connecting with a diverse range of people and accessing information tailored to my learning goals. I aim to engage with experts… Continue Reading →

When reviewing digital resources, I often find myself automatically questioning several factors to ensure the sources I use are legitimate. After reading Bates (2015) ‘The SECTIONs Model’, I have compiled the top five criteria I consider into ‘A’ words and… Continue Reading →

Hands-on learning in nursing education has been on the decline even prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, though the pandemic has definitely accelerated this trend. If you’re interested in exploring this issue further and learning about additional factors impacting nursing education,… Continue Reading →

In my area of nursing, we have a specialized form of neonatal resuscitation called NRP (Neonatal Resuscitation Program). All nurses working in obstetrics or neonatal intensive care units are required to re-certify this skill every two years. Nurses practice their… Continue Reading →

Returning to school has been a challenge for me. If you had told me five years ago that I would be pursuing a Master’s degree with a two-year old and seven months pregnant, I would have laughed uncontrollably-then probably cried!… Continue Reading →

Rethinking Technology Implementation for Lasting Impact Upon reading these two chapters, I found myself reflecting on how technology has evolved in my own life. As a millennial, I vividly remember the first computer in our house. It was massive, extremely… Continue Reading →