Alireza Jalali

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I am the Head of Anatomy at the Faculty of Medicine, University of Ottawa where I have been sharing my knowledge and expertise since 2003. I teach Anatomy passionately and have developed an active research program in Educational Innovations use and usefulness: Podcasts, YouTube, TBL, Social Media, and 3D printing. I also have an established track record of Leadership : UGME Unit Leader, Director of Practical exams and Social Media Advisor at Royal College. I have a Medical Doctorate and a Specialist Diploma in Sports Medicine from the University of Liege in Belgium. My Recent Honors: • 2013: Prix d’Excellence en Education - Competence "Leadership" • 2013: MEDS 2013 Honorary Class Presi...

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Anatomie: Jéjunum, iléon & côlon

Anatomie du Foie

My dilemma as 21st century educator

Tablets in Medical Education Workshop at AMEE 2012

Twitter and Clinician Educator

Twitter and #MedEd Conference: Educational tool or a white noise background channel!?

The new digital world – tweeting like a leader #StLukes14

How to use Technology Effectively in Medical Education

Vision for the Department of Innovation in Medical Education (DIME)

Sport Medicine 101

Teaching MedEd with Tech and SoMe

Utilisation des médias sociaux en médecine

Médias sociaux en enseignement médical

Social media and Wellness: friends or foes?

Tirer profit des médias sociaux pour valoriser sa recherche

J’aime

Digital 2020 Canada (January 2020) v01

Infographie : résultats du sondage sur les médias sociaux à la Faculté de médecine de l'Université de Montréal (2014)

Impact de vos publications: indicateurs alternatifs (altmetrics)

Stereotactic radiation

Moving Towards Programmatic Assessment

Working with difficult learning situations

Twitter 103 Trolls, Malware and Spam