ETUG Spring 2026 Workshop: Collaboration, Co-creation, and Creativity in Ed-Tech – Responding to Change
May 28, 2026
Layered Learning: Collaborative Creation with Patients, Learners, Faculty, and Staff
Layered learning, more commonly found in hospitals and in certain medical disciplines, is a teaching dynamic in which one teaching doctor (a preceptor) will teach multiple medical learners at once, resulting in the learners receiving layers of instruction from near-peers, as well as their preceptor.
Minori Kato-Hopkins is an Instructional Designer, at the Office of Faculty Development, UBC Faculty of Medicine
David Sanders is an Instructional Designer, at the Office of Faculty Development, UBC Faculty of Medicine
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