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Manipal Global Education Services (MaGE), a leading provider of business and marketing solutions in higher education, has launched Manipal MedAce, a digital learning and assessment Resource for MBBS students. Manipal MedAce is a first-of-its-kind digital learning and assessment resource for undergraduate medical students and is built on the instructional design principles of e-Learning. MaGE said that Manipal MedAce is based on solid academic research and methodologies and is an intuitive and outcome-driven learning tool with e-learning instructional design principles.
It is built on the backbone of CBME integrated curriculum and includes case-based learning and assessment. The content on the platform rests on the strong foundation of academic insights and future learning. The platform enables undergraduate MBBS students to optimize learning by providing best-in-class resources on a single learning platform. It promises smart self-study using curriculum-mapped content, effective revision techniques, and guidance on exam readiness.
Speaking at the launch, Ravi Panchanadan, Managing Director & CEO - Manipal Global Education Services said, that Manipal MedAce is the outcome of extensive market research done to address the need gap present in undergraduate MBBS learning today. While there are multiple providers of learning products in the UG and PG Prep space, there is evident whitespace for actual MBBS learning, which the company hoped to fill through its offering. Manipal MedAce brings together our rich heritage and expertise in medical education and a deep understanding of learners and their needs, he added.
Dr. Ranjan Pai, Chairman, Manipal Education and Medical Group (MEMG), commented on the launch saying, “Over the years, the Manipal Group has pioneered several novel initiatives that have paved the way for progress around the world – empowering people and transforming lives. With Manipal MedAce, we are combining our passion for innovation with a desire to positively impact Healthcare Education. Having been a student of medicine myself, I have a first-hand understanding of the challenges an MBBS student is faced with and Manipal MedAce is our effort to create a learning powerhouse for medical students.”
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