Teaching biomedical engineering using hybrid and online instruction during the pandemic can be challenging. With the launch of the journal Biomedical Engineering Education and its first Special Issue, some great teaching tips are available to you here. More than 25 papers cover a range of educational topics including:
- Teaching design when students cannot access a makerspace
- How to build a welcoming and engaging environment with your students online
- Practical alternatives to exams
- Novel modifications for circuits and cell culture laboratories
Biomedical Engineering Education is now accepting all article types, including Research, Innovation, Teaching Tips, Perspectives, and Review articles
Ann Saterbak, Editor-in-Chief, Biomedical Engineering Education
Duke University

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