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How
to Use
this Curriculum
Getting
Started
Presenter
Tools
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Getting Started as a
Group Presenter
This curriculum is designed to be used with a computer projector or
large screen monitor, or an overhead projector and projection screen.
Before presenting this material to a group you need to:
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Print
a copy of the Presenter Notes, Student Handouts, Case Studies,
Pre-Test, Post Test
and Evaluations from the Presenter Tools page.
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Identify
and reserve a centrally located meeting room that is suitable for
the group size and for computer projection or viewing overhead
transparencies. Communicate meeting location and time to
participants.
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Rent
or locate an overhead projector and projection screen or a computer
and computer projector (if using the CD-ROM) to be used for the
presentation.
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Rehearse
your presentation, preferably in the room and using the equipment
you plan to use during the actual presentation.
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Gather
other supplies including blank paper, pens, nametags, pens suitable
for writing on overhead transparencies, flip chart and markers, etc.
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Make
sure there are copies of the Case Studies, Student Handouts,
Pre-Test, Post Test, and Evaluations for each
participant.
On
the day of the meeting:
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Greet
the participants as they arrive at the meeting site. Use name tags
if participants do not know each other. Ask them to briefly
introduce themselves.
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Introduce
the presentation by telling participants that these materials are
developed by Family Health International. The Research Ethics
Training Curriculum is targeted for biomedical and social science
researchers with formal education in their respective areas of
scientific interest.
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Tell
participants that a certificate of completion for the training can
be requested from Family Health International (see below).
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Pass
out Student Handouts and Evaluation forms. Encourage the participants to make
comments and suggestions on any of these forms during the
presentation.
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Administer
the Pre-Test.
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Begin
the curriculum presentation; try to follow the suggested schedule.
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Take
a refreshment break.
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Complete
the curriculum presentation.
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Facilitate
discussion of the presentation, including both general
comments and
specific comments about the slides, narrative, Case Studies,
Pre-Test, etc.
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Complete
and collect the Evaluation forms. Send the Evaluation
forms to FHI (see contact information, below).
Certificate
of Completion
FHI’s Office for International Research Ethics (OIRE) will send a
"certificate of completion" after the Research Ethics
Training Curriculum is completed.
Send
your completed Evaluation (found in Evaluations in Presenter
Tools) to:
Office of International Research Ethics
Family Health International
PO Box 13950
Research Triangle Park, NC 27709
USA
Make sure to enclose your correct mailing address or a business card so
that FHI can mail your certificate of completion. Make sure that your
mailing address is complete—include the name of your country!
Contact Information
Feel free to contact Family Health International (FHI) at the mailing
address above.
Visit our Web site at www.fhi.org
Or Email us at ethics@fhi.org
We look forward to hearing from you!
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