Thanks to our rich network of engaged medical and health professions educators, Aquifer is proud to share with you our growing library of resources created for educators, by educators. Whether you are new to Aquifer and just getting started—or looking to improve or expand the way you are using our teaching and learning tools—the strategies, stories, and tools shared by your peers will prove invaluable.

Search Resources from Your Peers

Blogs – Webinars – Podcasts – Resources

Find practical tips and strategies to drop into your course or clerkship from across our growing library of resources—all from our network for educators and administrators across medical and health professions education.

More Faculty Resources

Aquifer Onboarding Resources
Onboarding Resources for Faculty

Get started or optimize the way you are using Aquifer with our faculty orientation and best practices case. Complete the Onboarding for Faculty: Teaching Effectively with Aquifer in the Onboarding Resources section of your Aquifer account to get up to speed quickly.

Teaching Tips & Strategies

  • Orienting Your Students to Aquifer

    Advice for setting expectations and helping your students make the most of this learning tool. Read more…

  • Integrating Aquifer Cases into Your Curriculum

    Get started thinking about how Aquifer cases can best fit the needs of your course and students. Read more…

  • Building Clinical Reasoning Skills with Aquifer

    Aquifer cases are specifically designed to help your students develop clinical reasoning skills. Read more…

  • Flipping the Classroom with Aquifer

    Consider using Aquifer cases as a basis for an interactive discussion session with your students. Read more…

Key Features for Faculty

  • Searchable Content Library

    Get started thinking about how Aquifer cases can best fit the needs of your course and students. Read more…

  • Create Custom Courses

    Advice for setting expectations and helping your students make the most of this learning tool. Read more…

  • Student Progress Reporting

    Aquifer cases are specifically designed to help your students develop clinical reasoning skills. Read more…