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From Concept to Classroom: Publishing Our Anatomy Learning Tool Research

The Center for Educational Technologies (CET) is proud to share a recent peer-reviewed publication highlighting one of our anatomy-focused instructional innovations. This research documents the design, implementation, and evaluation of an interactive anatomy learning tool created through collaboration between educators,…
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Newest Addition to Veterinary Curriculum Safeguards Mental Health While Strengthening Clinical Skills

The Center for Educational Technologies is excited to announce the launch of Companion Animal Decision-Making Cases, an innovative online course designed for veterinary students and practicing veterinarians seeking continuing education. This course strengthens learners’ clinical reasoning skills while addressing the…
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Welcome Mayra Mendoza, Administrative Coordinator for the Center for Educational Technologies

The Center for Educational Technologies (CET) is pleased to welcome Mayra Mendoza as the Center’s new Administrative Coordinator. In this role, Mayra will serve as the Office Manager for CET, overseeing daily operations and supporting the Center’s research, teaching, and…
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Bridging the Gap: How Veterinarians and Underserved Livestock Producers Are Building Stronger Partnerships

In rural America, small and medium-sized livestock farms are the backbone of local food systems. But many of these producers—especially those from underserved communities—face a major challenge: limited access to veterinary care. A new study led by researchers at Texas…
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Honoring a Decade of Global Impact: The Legacy of the Food Security Training Program

As we mark the conclusion of the Global Food Security Training Program, we take a moment to reflect on a decade of meaningful progress and global collaboration. Over the past ten years, this initiative has served as a cornerstone in…
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Empowering Safer Trade: The Release of the SPS GRP Toolkit

The Center for Educational Technologies at Texas A&M University is proud to announce the release of the Sanitary and Phytosanitary (SPS) Good Regulatory Practices (GRP) Toolkit—a powerful, web-based resource designed to support countries in strengthening their regulatory frameworks for food…
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Creating Inclusive Learning: The Importance of Accessibility in Digital Education

In today’s rapidly evolving educational landscape, digital resources have become essential tools in education. From virtual dissections and online simulations to interactive case studies and continuing education modules, these resources offer flexibility, scalability, and innovation. However, as we embrace these…
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New Study Highlights the Power of Education in Strengthening Veterinarian-Producer Partnerships

A new study led by researchers at Texas A&M AgriLife Research has shed light on the challenges and opportunities in building stronger relationships between veterinarians and livestock producers. Published in Frontiers in Veterinary Science, the article titled “Education necessity for…
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