ETI News

Wing Chan, The Ohio State University Research Assistant Professor, getting his scan done by Mo Duncan, EdTech Incubator Coordinator, during the workshop.

The EdTech Incubator (ETI), located in the Health Sciences Library (HSL), hosts occasional workshops to provide hands-on experiences with new and innovative technology. Most recently, a workshop open to researchers, faculty, staff and learners was held on Thursday, Sept. 18th, from 2 – 4 p.m. for their newly acquired Einstar Vega handheld 3D scanner device that was purchased using donor funds.

An Ohio State faculty member assists a student wearing a VR headset and hand controllers during a classroom exercise
Jenna Kuczek, PhD student and Graduate Teaching Associate at The Ohio State University, has been honored with the Sam Drogo Technology in the Classroom Award for her innovative use of virtual reality (VR) in anatomy education. By blending immersive VR tools like the Sectra table and Meta Quest 3 headsets into her curriculum, Kuczek helps students visualize complex anatomical systems and gain early clinical insights. Her work not only enhances student learning but also sets a new benchmark for integrating technology into medical education.
Man in white lab coat with VR headset and CT scan on background screen

Throughout 2024, a team of The Ohio State University College of Medicine faculty members and Health Sciences Library (HSL) staff worked together to launch the use of syGlass for the HSL’s EdTech Incubator (ETI), and we are excited to announce that syGlass has been approved for use! 

Two rows of 3D printers with covers are lined up on a table.

The EdTech Incubator’s (ETI) 3D Printing Lab is now equipped with 18 upgraded resin printers and one filament printer. With new and enhanced capabilities, you can bring your imagination to reality. This upgraded equipment enhances our printing capabilities and supports the ongoing commitment the ETI has to innovation and research.

Students practicing 3D printing

In June, the EdTech Incubator led immersive workshops on virtual reality (VR) simulations and 3D printing technologies. These events aimed to familiarize undergraduates and high school students with tools that are now being used in the medical field.