07/02/2011
Lucie Mitchell has published her article on Public Technology Online More >
07/04/2010
King's College London has welcomed the sabbatical visit of Prof Dieter Schönwetter, Director, Educational Resources, Faculty Development, and Dental Computing Services, Faculty of Dentistry, University of Manitoba. More >
06/04/2010
Following a keynote at SEAADE (South East Asian Association of Dental Education) Prof Patricia Reynolds was invited by the new President of SEAADE, Professor Keung Leung and the Director of the Prince Philip Dental Hospital, Hong Kong, Professor Lakshman Samaranayake, to give a seminar discussing the collaborative opportunites for dental education in SE Asia and worldwide through UDENTE. More >
25/02/2010
Professor Frank Rennie, Professor of Sustainable Rural Development at the University of Highlands and Islands, and an e-learning expert, has been awarded a visiting professorship by King’s College London and will advise UDENTE More >
25/02/2010
UDENTE is working with the University Health Networks to create a global research project that provides a common flexible and configurable infrastructure of data repositories for international research. More >
25/02/2010
Using videoconferencing, a keynote lecture with immediate translation into Russian was given to the assembly of 100 Russian Deans on 12 February by Professor Patricia Reynolds thus linking King’s College London with Moscow State University. More >
25/02/2010
The first Dental Nurse induction course run through IVIDENT’s Moodle VLE was successfully completed by participants working in Army bases in Germany, (100% pass rate) and at the AIMST University in Malaysia (92.3% pass rate) in January 2010. More >
25/02/2010
Dr Chantha Jayawardena, Senior Lecturer, Dept of Basic Sciences, Faculty of Dental Sciences, University of Peradeniya won a Fellowship to join the Centre of Flexible Learning at King’s College London Dental Institute for 6 months from October 2009 More >
25/02/2010
As a result of the Medical Futures award 2008, IVIDENT was invited to present the future prospects for higher education as part of the British Trade Mission to SE Asia. Speaking at the British High Commission in Singapore on 10 September 2009 More >
Plugging the shortage gap by reaching out
UDENTE is a unique opportunity to offer our students access to one of the best available contemporary dental curricula. The Institute of clinical dentistry at the University of Tromsø is the northern-most dental school in the world. We have access to all of the modern information and communication technologies. However, access to good teaching materials in all subjects is not always available locally. The UDENTE project provides an internationally oriented, quality assured dental curriculum that our students will enjoy. It will also be very useful in providing an important, internationally recognized basis for the bench-marking of our own curriculum.
Professor Arne Hensten
Institute of Clinical Dentistry, Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Tromsø
