Texas Nursing 2023 Issue 4

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Innovate to Educate

Emerging Technologies in Nursing Education By Jennifer Roye, MSN, RN, CHSE, CNE

NURSING EDUCATION has long relied on traditional learning methodologies like lectures, use of textbooks, and various hands-on clinical experiences. While these methods of delivery continue to serve as the cornerstone of nursing education, the landscape has rapidly evolved due to technological advancements. Online instruction in particular has acted as a catalyst for this transfor-

mation, significantly enhancing the role of technology in nursing curricula. This shift has not only made education more interactive but also more accessible, offering a variety of digital tools with seamless integration into existing teaching frameworks. These emerging technologies provide innovative approaches for learners to engage in clinical and interpersonal skills training, thereby modern-

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izing and enriching the overall learning experience. The purpose of this article is to explore the positive impact technology has on revolutionizing nursing education, from simulation-based learning to artificial intelligence, and to highlight some ways that the University of Texas at Arlington College of Nursing and Health Innovation (CONHI) has embraced and implemented new technology.


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