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Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin

Dieter Scheffner Fachzentrum für medizinische Hochschullehre und evidenzbasierte Ausbildungsforschung

The Higher Education Didactics team at the Dieter Scheffner Center (DSFZ) supports researchers at every stage of their teaching journey, whether they’re new to teaching or experienced professionals refining their approach. The DSFZ’s comprehensive professional development program equips educators with essential didactic skills. Participants gain expertise in general teaching methods as well as specialized competencies tailored specifically to Charité’s diverse degree programs. Additionally, the DSFZ offers targeted qualification pathways for researchers working towards habilitation.

Ultimately, the aim is to prepare educators thoroughly, ensuring they step confidently into the seminar rooms. Collaborations with national and international institutions further enrich the learning experience, providing participants with access to a broader range of opportunities.

Lernzentrum der Charité

The Learning Center is designed to support individual needs and to empower self-directed learning. A key focus lies in developing practical and communication skills. In addition to formal classes, the center provides numerous peer-assisted tutorials. For instructors, the Learning Center offers practical support and inspiration. Instructors are encouraged to experiment with creative, high-quality teaching methods in a supportive and professional environment.

 

eLearning – Lehren und Lernen mit digitalen Medien in der Medizin

The eLearning team at Charité serves as the primary resource for teaching staff aiming to integrate digital tools and innovative formats into their courses. The team offers comprehensive support throughout the entire process – from initial idea development and course design to media production and final evaluation of eLearning and blended learning scenarios.

Postdocs benefit from targeted advice, training opportunities, and resources specifically tailored to Charité’s medical curricula, including workshops on Moodle, flipped classroom methodologies, and digital teaching applications. Additionally, the team provides structured, professional assistance for creating high-quality teaching materials, lends equipment, supports content design, and offers guidance on legal and accessibility considerations. Among the specialized resources available is a virtual microscopy platform featuring over 100 digitized specimens. Training sessions are conducted both in person and online via MS Teams, allowing for flexible participation.