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E-Learning Library By Clinical Cytometry Education Network (CCEN)

Internet-based technology is capable of addressing many of the challenges faced in providing global flow cytometry education. According, we strive to expand the availabilty of web-based educational materials and to build a comprehensive electronic library including:

  • Online Courses
    A collection of formal presentations from invited experts covering a broad range of clinical cytometry topics.  Slide-based presentations will be supplemented with notes, audio, video, or real-time interaction (webinar). 

  • Short Instructional Videos
    Short, 5 – 15 minute, videos addressing practical aspects of clinical flow cytometry, including identification of individual cells, an approach to the diagnosis of specific disease entities, how to avoid pitfalls, and technical tips.  

  • Clinical Case Studies
    A comprehensive portfolio of clinical case studies with provision of relevant clinical information, the results of other laboratory testing, and raw cytometry data through the Data Repository. 

  • ICCS Open Educational Resources
    ICCS is working to produce a series of new virtual training tools to facilitate remote flow cytometry education.

Contribute to our online e-learning library by submitting interesting e-course presentations, instructional videos or case studies.
Please send inquires to info@cytoed.org .
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