Helpful resources for faculty to consider different ways to bring simulation in to their teaching

TEQ blog keeps nurse educators up-to-date with the latest innovations in simulation, e-learning, telehealth and informatics.

The NLN’s professional development activities provide many and varied paths to helping nurses in education and practice teach in complex educational and health care systems.

The SIRC Bibliography offers annotations of publications related to simulation topics. These useful descriptions can help guide faculty who are looking for quality sources to investigate further. Now you can search by category as well.

Keep up to date with important issues in nursing education with a print edition of the NLN’s peer-reviewed, research journal, Nursing Education Perspectives, published six times per year

NLN news releases keep the various NLN constituencies – members, the nursing and health care communities, the media, public officials, and the general public – up to date on NLN programming and initiatives.

SIRC is a community of nurse educators who can effectively use simulation to promote and evaluate student learning and who dialogue with one another in an effort to advance simulation in nursing education.

SESN is a series of workshops that helps nursing programs better use simulation to prepare students for practice.