The AIM eLearning Project

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The AIM e-Learning Project
Building e-learning tools for high-level
immunization managers.

• Pauline Brutlag
• Financial Sustainability Planning Workshop
• Kampala, Uganda
• 5 9 May, 2003

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What is AIM e-learning?

• Learning tools available electronically
• Web and CD formats
• Two modules
• Immunization Finance
• Considerations for Introduction of New and
  Underutilized Vaccines

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Who is building AIM e-learning?

• Childrens Vaccine Program _at_ PATH
• SUMMIT/Learning Technologies
• Stanford University School of Medicine
• Lucile Packard Foundation for Childrens Health
• Collaboration with GAVI Partners especially WHO,
  CDC, World Bank and Abt Associates.

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Why e-learning?

• Provide up-to-the minute information
• Accommodate different learning styles
• Create excitement for learning via the new
  technology
• Harness the power of the world wide web for
  communication and collaboration
• Allows for flexibility of delivery Web, CD-ROM,
  print
• Challenges in learning about financing are
  effectively addressed through e-learning

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AIM Click-Through

• Now, Pauline will run the click-through
  presentation of AIM Immunization Financing.

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What will we be doing this week?

• Piloting the Immunization Finance e-learning
  module.
• Evaluations
• Focus Group
• Usability Test
• Open Computer Lab Sessions
• Based on the above, we'll work to finish
  remaining content and streamline what's there.

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Development Timeline

• Immunization Financing core content to be
  completed end of July, 2003.
• New Vaccines module content to be rolled out
  every two months as follows
• HepB, JE - end of August, 2003
• Hib - end of October, 2003
• YF - end of December, 2003
• Rota - end of February, 2004
• Pneumo - end of April, 2004
• Rubella - end of June, 2004

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AIM e-Learning Web Address

• http//summit.stanford.edu/cvp/aim