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MBO

15 april 2025

Educational Resources Cycle

What steps are involved in developing and sharing educational resources? The Educational Resources Cycle outlines the path to follow. HAN builds its technical infrastructure, professional development programs and support systems based on this cycle.

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HAN Verandertraject Aanpak Digitale Leermaterialen

13 augustus 2026

Process – Quality checks in the digital educational resources cycle

This document describes the quality assurance process for digital educational resources at HAN and the elements required to make that process reliable, repeatable, and practical. It includes 1. The procedure for quality assurance of digital educational resources; 2. The HAN quality model for digital educational resources; 3. Guidelines and a template for (peer) review of digital educational resources; 4. An explanation of how to apply the quality model and (peer) review within the educational resources cycle.

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Marijn Post, Marja Versantvoort

6 oktober 2025

Illustration – Educational Resources Cycle

What steps does HAN take in developing and sharing learning materials? The learning materials cycle shows the route to follow. HAN organizes its technical infrastructure, professionalization, and support based on this cycle.

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HAN Verandertraject Aanpak Digitale Leermaterialen

11 juni 2026

Game – Open learning – The HAN escape experience

​An experience in which participants work through all the stages of the educational resources cycle while solving puzzles.

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Marja Versantvoort

27 november 2024

Guide – Recognising, rewarding and incentivizing working with digital and open educational resources

An important element of the "HAN vision on digital education resources" (HAN University of Applied Sciences, 2023a), which aims to change the way lecturers work with digital and open educational resources, is to encourage and facilitate lecturers in working with digital educational resources. In this article, we describe ways of recognition and reward that an organization can use to durable motivate teachers to work with digital and open educational resources and to use the learning materials cycle (Versantvoort et al., 2024).

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Monique Meutstege, Marijn Post, HAN Verandertraject Aanpak Digitale Leermaterialen

16 september 2025

The life cycle assessment of everyday objects

This educational resource has been made as part of the Digital Impressions project and has been last updated at 16.19.2025. The resource encompasses a complete guide for teaching sustainability through objects. The table of content exists of: Reason for doing a life cycle assessment...........................................................................2 Limitations..........................................................................................................................2 Target audience..................................................................................................................3 Learning objectives............................................................................................................3 Activity................................................................................................................................4 Resources...........................................................................................................................5 Variations............................................................................................................................5 Variation 1: mini LCA........................................................................................................5 Variation 2: full LCA project.............................................................................................6 Appendix 1: assignment sheet............................................................................................7 Reference list.....................................................................................................................8

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Sofia Zampedri, Linde Voorend

10 juni 2026

Learning Cycle Toolbox

The Learning Cycle Toolbox supports students and teachers in self‑regulated learning through a set of concise, practical tools aligned with every phase of the learning cycle. Originally developed for Maastricht University’s medical curriculum, it now serves as an easy‑to‑use resource for any SRL-promoting higher‑education context. The tools align with the phases and steps of the (self‑regulated) learning cycle (Plan – Act – Look Back) and can be used independently by students or initiated by the teacher. Additional sets of tools are included to offer structure for student team meetings and one‑on‑one coaching sessions. All tools are brief, practical, and easy to apply – no long texts. This toolbox is designed to help students strengthen their self‑regulated learning (SRL) skills. It also serves as a useful resource for teachers who support students in developing SRL. Although it was originally created for Maastricht University’s medical curriculum, it may also inspire use in other higher‑education contexts where SRL is encouraged. Because tools work best when tailored to their specific setting, the current materials are intentionally fit for purpose. However, they can be easily adapted for use in other educational environments. De ‘Learning Cycle Toolbox’ ondersteunt studenten en docenten bij zelfgestuurd leren door middel van een reeks beknopte, praktische hulpmiddelen die zijn afgestemd op elke fase van de leercyclus. Oorspronkelijk ontwikkeld voor het medische curriculum van de Universiteit Maastricht, dient het nu als een gebruiksvriendelijk hulpmiddel voor elke context in het hoger onderwijs waar zelfgestuurd leren wordt gestimuleerd. De hulpmiddelen sluiten aan bij de fasen en stappen van de (zelfregulerende) leercyclus (Plan – Act – Look Back) en kunnen zelfstandig door studenten worden gebruikt of door de docent worden geïnitieerd. Er zijn extra sets hulpmiddelen opgenomen om structuur te bieden voor teamvergaderingen van studenten en één-op-één coachingsessies. Alle hulpmiddelen zijn beknopt, praktisch en eenvoudig toe te passen – geen lange teksten. Deze toolbox is ontworpen om studenten te helpen hun vaardigheden op het gebied van zelfgereguleerd leren (SRL) te versterken. Het dient ook als een nuttig hulpmiddel voor docenten die studenten ondersteunen bij het ontwikkelen van SRL. Hoewel de toolbox oorspronkelijk is ontwikkeld voor het medische curriculum van de Universiteit Maastricht, kan deze ook inspiratie bieden voor gebruik in andere hogeronderwijssituaties waar SRL wordt aangemoedigd. Omdat hulpmiddelen het beste werken wanneer ze zijn afgestemd op hun specifieke context, zijn de huidige materialen bewust doelgericht ontworpen. Ze kunnen echter eenvoudig worden aangepast voor gebruik in andere onderwijsomgevingen.

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Judith Sieben

20 april 2020

U.Br.Columbia - Module Cardiac physiology

This is an interactive module about the cardiac physiology: innervation and conduction, the electrocardiogram, cardiac auscultation and the cardiac cycle. Retrieved from website Clinical Anatomy of the University of British Columbia.

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Dr. Claudia Krebs, Rebecca Comeau, Dr. Carol-Ann Courneya, Monika Fejtek, Dr. Paul Rea, Daniel McClusky, Iskander Afiq Mohamad Hashim, Jenna Woods, Mark Dykstra, Paige Blumer

14 december 2019

Groningen - 3D model Cardiac Conduction System and Coronaries

Cardiac Conduction System and Coronaries. This 3D model shows the cardiac conduction system and the coronaries, in the canonical configuration of the coronaries. The coronaries have been given colours. Corresponding faint transparent colour shadings indicate the supplied cardiac areas by each coronary. It can be observed that the dorsally lying AV node is supplied by a branch from the right coronary, whilst the bundle branches that lie centrally in the septum are in the left coronary's supply area. fThe conduction system of the heart consists of cardiac muscle cells and conducting fibers (not nervous tissue) that are specialized for initiating impulses and conducting them rapidly through the heart. They initiate the normal cardiac cycle and coordinate the contractions of cardiac chambers. The conducting system provides the heart its automatic rhythmic beat. For the heart to pump efficiently and the systemic and pumonary circulations to operate in synchrony, the events in the cardiac cycle must be coordinated.

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Anna Sieben

31 juli 2025

Introduction to Research Data Management

Introduction to Research Data Management Audience: Students Level: introduction

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Lucy O Shea, Sam Larson, Agustin Medina, Jessica Hrudey