The article "Online Education Remains Human Work" argues that it is and remains difficult to properly measure online learning outcomes. For example, peer-2-peer assessment does not seem to work well. Students do not look critically at their classmates' homework and are quick to give a pass. The conclusion "online education remains people work" is put down as something negative.

Nice how Yvonne Hagenaar in her blog 'Good education' jumps into the breach for 'the' teacher. According to Hagenaar, teachers are people with an ideal: to teach, to transfer knowledge and to share knowledge. That makes them happy. Hagenaar looks back almost nostalgically to the time when teachers could just do what they became teachers for: Their knowledge and skills

The new year has already begun, hello 2019! Many people have new resolutions, such as eating healthier, exercising more or quitting smoking. I also hear plenty of stories of people who want to develop themselves extra in the work field again this year, who want to take a new course or maybe even look for a new job.

Recently, the Zorgonderwijsvernieuwers - Breinbrekers in Zorgonderwijs event took place. This event was organized by Bohn Stafleu van Loghum, the largest publisher for healthcare in the Netherlands. During this event, several lectures and master classes explored how digitization affects healthcare education. 'What does this mean for your practice?' 'What trends can you