At the end of 2023, numerous improvements are coming to our cloud-based application, Nobula Case Creator. The focus has been on optimizing usability, and we are particularly proud of the integration with Salesforce CRM. This step marks a significant moment for us and our users. Namely, the CRM system is designed to assist organizations in tracking and managing interactions with clients. The tool offers numerous benefits, with a special emphasis on:
And, of course, integration with other tools. This enables even better data synchronization and more efficient collaboration. Whether it’s a small business or a large multinational corporation, CRM systems offer numerous benefits. Therefore, the integration of Nobula Case Creator with CRM is a significant achievement for us as it opens the door to a new era of productivity.
Imagine a tool so powerful that it allows you to ‘dive into’ customer behavior, uncovering patterns and preferences that were previously hidden. In addition to understanding customer behavior, the new functionality of Nobula Case Creator will be utilized in identifying obstacles, providing valuable insights for enhancing strategies and overcoming challenges. The integrated platform will also streamline the planning of future activities.
In education, the integration of modern technologies is crucial for fostering engagement, developing critical thinking, and achieving more efficient learning. Therefore, we are pleased to announce that our interactive case-based learning application, Nobula Case Creator (NCC), will play a significant role in the esteemed symposium ‘Innovative Methods in Learning’ at the Faculty of Medicine in Rijeka. The symposium is scheduled for December 4th as part of the Faculty Day.
The symposium’s theme was chosen because the Faculty of Medicine in Rijeka is the first in Croatia to introduce Nobula Case Creator into the teaching process and numerous extracurricular activities.
The first part of the symposium will highlight innovative approaches to implementing NCC in medical education through educational lectures and practical examples, with a focus on the perspectives of both teachers and students. Subsequently, the application’s functionalities will be presented. In the second part of the symposium, educational and creative workshops on case-based learning methodology are planned. Participants will have the opportunity to receive examples of applying this method in daily practice. And also, create case analyses and problem tasks using Nobula Case Creator. Although the primary purpose of the application is case analysis, the general potential for promoting interactivity in teaching through a problem-based learning approach will be emphasized.
We anticipate inspiring discussions and collaborative efforts to promote advanced practices in medical education. More information about the symposium can be found on the Faculty of Medicine in Rijeka’s website. The symposium is intended for teachers and students of the Faculty of Medicine in Rijeka. Participation is free. Registrations are open until November 23rd at the provided link.
