Are you seeking opportunities to learn or grow professionally? Do you have specific eye and vision science topics that you want to explore more deeply?
Introducing ARVOLearn — the online learning system from ARVO.
ARVOLearn combines the latest advances in online learning with the expertise and knowledge of the world’s largest eye and vision research organization. Whether you want session presentations from recent ARVO meetings, an on-demand course or a series of modules or mini modules that you can view at your convenience, ARVOLearn can help you expand your knowledge and grow your career.
NOW AVAILABLE: ARVO 2020 & Imaging Conference online presentations
Access to ARVOLearn
Members
ARVO members have access to the ARVOLearn media library and select modules as part of their membership. Members can use their current ARVO credentials to log in to ARVOLearn.
Nonmembers
Access to the Annual Meeting session recordings within ARVOLearn can be purchased through two different subscription options. Individual learning activities can be purchased at the nonmember rate. Browse the catalog.
Silver Access Pass: Pass subscriptions offer one year of access to the ARVOLearn media library catalog containing hundreds of video presentations from recent ARVO Annual Meetings. Cost: $50 Learn more
Gold Access Pass: In addition to access to the ARVOLearn media library catalog, Gold Access Pass subscribers receive discounted rates on ARVO’s online education products, access to ARVOConnect, the online community for ARVO, and receive ARVO’s electronic publications and communications. Cost: $85 Learn more
Please note that these subscriptions are not considered membership to ARVO. An ARVO membership is not required to purchase an access pass to the ARVOLearn media library. However, an ARVO membership is required to submit an abstract to ARVO’s Annual Meeting and to receive other member benefits.
Learn more about the Access Passes on ARVOLearn. ARVO members can log in with their current ARVO username/password. Nonmembers can create an account.
Upcoming webinars
July 13 (11am-12pm ET): Eyes on the prize - Funding resources for the international community
Cost: Free
Numerous funding resources are available for international vision research projects, yet there are various challenges to finding out about these resources and successfully obtaining funding. Presenters in this workshop, hosted by the Global Members Committee, will discuss various international funding opportunities, the role of the foreign component in a successfully funded NIH grant, potential administrative issues and managing projects across different physical and cultural perspectives.
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On-demand webinars
An Inside Look at NEI - An ARVO and NAEVR Collaborative Webinar
Cost: Free
Join ARVO President Stephen Pflugfelder, MD, FARVO and NAEVR Executive Director James Jorkasky as they host guest speaker Michael A. Steinmetz, PhD, director of Extramural Science Programs at the National Eye Institute (NEI). He will share information on NEI's application review process, budgets and funding policies as well as special initiatives, including trans-NIH and trans-agency activities.
Working with an Institutional Review Board (IRB): Practical advice for success
Cost: Free
This webinar is presented as part of the ongoing partnership between ARVO and the American Academy of Ophthalmology.
Webinar: Artificial Intelligence in Ophthalmology - Ethics in Clinical Research and Patient Care
Join Susan Vitale, MHS, PhD, FARVO and Daniela Ferrara, MD, MSc, PhD from our Ethics and Regulations in Human Research Committee (ERHR) as they host Michael David Abramoff, MD, PhD, FARVO, J. Jill Hopkins, MD, FRCS, June Lee, MD, PhD and Ariella Kelman, MD, for a discussion of ethical concerns related to the use of AI-enabled devices in clinical research and patient care. You will hear about Autonomous AI: From ethical rules to real-world use, AI in drug development and patient care and Autonomous ophthalmic therapeutics.
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On-demand courses
Select the titles below to learn more and purchase.
Patient Data - Recognition, evaluation, incorporation and practice
Patient and public involvement (PPI) can be viewed as a means of increasing the impact, quality, and relevance of research studies. In what can often be a departure from conventional approaches, PPI describes research that is carried out ‘with’ or ‘by’ people living with sight loss rather than ‘to’, ‘about’ or ‘for’ them. This course provides practical guidance on why and how people living with sight loss can have a role in the development and execution of benchtop and clinical research studies. There will be a discussion of how patients and their caregivers can bring stakeholders together to address gaps in research, and the unique roles patients can play in prioritizing a research agenda – before and during clinical development. (MIT $49, Members $79, Nonmembers $109)
Artificial Intelligence – from benchtop to bedside
18 presentation recordings from the 2019 Education Course, 23 videos showcasing AI technologies and five recored panel discussion webinars. (Members-in-Training (MIT), $59, Members $99, Nonmembers $139)
Applying electrophysiological techniques to translational vision research
Select recordings from the 2019 Education Course. (MIT $49, Members $79, Gold Access Pass subscribers $99, Nonmembers $109)
Diabetic retinopathy: What’s new
Select recordings from the 2019 Education Course. (MIT $49, Members $79, Gold Access Pass subscribers $99, Nonmembers $109)
Ocular immunology: Fundamentals, disease entities, and future therapeutic opportunities
Select recordings from the 2019 Education Course. (MIT $49, Members $79, Gold Access Pass subscribers $99, Nonmembers $109)
Statistical methods for correlated eye data
All recordings from the 2019 Education Course. (MIT $49, Members $79, Gold Access Pass subscribers $99, Nonmembers $109)