Evidence-based Practices

You can study the theoretical part independently according to your own schedule. The workshops are scheduled towards the end of the course timetable. Moodle has schedule plan suggestions that you can use.

The course is 3 credits in total, i.e. 81h of student work. Nonstop theoretical part 2op or 54h: Recordings Reading materials Moodle assignments Workshops 1op or 27h There are 3 different types of workshops, each of which requires preparation and self-assessment afterwards. Workshop 1: Why is evidence based work important and what kind of evidence exists? 9h Workshop 2: Reading and critically evaluating the evidence 9h Workshop 3: Putting evidence into practice 9h

The course consists of two parts: non-stop theory 2 credits and practical workshops 1 credit. The theoretical part you will study independently according to your own schedule. Non-stop includes teaching recordings, reading materials and various web-based exercises in Moodle. Your knowledge will be tested in an exam. Once you have completed the theory part, you can participate in workshops. In the workshops, you will go deeper into the theoretical topics and apply the knowledge in small groups. There are 3 different types of workshops, all of which you must pass. Participation in webinars requires a working camera, headphones and a microphone. Directions for using AI are found in Moodle-workspace.

You can apply for credit accreditation for the theory part of the course on a previous university degree (bachelor's or master's) in which you have completed a course or courses related to evidence-based learning. You cannot apply for credit for the workshops. Please compare your previous studies with the content of this course and discuss with your tutorteacher. Apply for partial admission via eAHOT to the responsible teacher. Register for the course as usual and come to complete the workshops.