1. Web Based Teaching in Surgery and Medicine Alp Numanoglu Red Cross War Memorial Children’s Hospital University of Cape Town

4. Paediatric Surgery 100 Paediatric Surgeons – sub-Saharan Africa Most in Nigeria and South Africa 300 million children Improving service by teaching and research

5. Medical & Surgical Education Traditionally Professor Lecture Hands on experience Computer assisted Microcomputers Cell phones Software Online technologies Network Wi-Fi Tele-education Micro-chips Bandwidth

6. Digital theatres Surgical Skills Training Centre Web based teaching / Tele-education

9. Video streaming

10. Generation Y Born in 1983 or after Tech-Savvy Family-Centric Achievement-Oriented Team-Oriented Attention-Craving

11. Generation Y in South Africa 99% use the internet – most about 2 hours a da 73% access the internet on their phone 11% watch webinars / webisodes (online seminars / online episodes) 91% use facebook; 30% use twitter, 69% have a Mxit account 50% use Google as a Search Engine – 50% use facebook 60% spend more than 5hrs a day on facebook 84% use facebook to send messages rather than email

12. Need and Resources June 2010: Regular teaching taking place during predetermined days/times How to broadcast this to other sites? Free software for webcasts – Worked well for Power Point – Difficulty in sharing videos

13. Adobe connect pro meeting layout No additional hardware; Laptop/PC & Speakers No software download Internet browser based Multiple presenters / participants

14. Live discussions and Polls

15. Bandwidth issues Over 200 meetings conducted Unable to present once Once no link with Europe (African sites worked) Never had no attendees Some colleagues unable to join due to connectivity issues ie Malawi

16. Different uses of Web Based Education Web based lectures – Friday 2pm paediatric surgery lectures – Monday am Nursing meetings Panel discussion – SASES MAS series started in November 2012 Web congresses – Colo-rectal meetings – Policlinico Research and Eduation meetings – IPSRS November 2013 meeting Skills training – Video-laryngoscopy – Nasopharyngeal endoscopy Tele-medicine

18. Ebola

19. SAAPS EXCO meetings

21. Web Congress

22. Recordings

23. Cell Phones

24. 30% of current participants are using mobile devices

25. Google glass GoPro Camera

28. Audit

29. Interest www.surgicalskills.co.za

30. Countries regularly join us

31. Conclusion Generation Y Halstedian system is changing Webinars increasingly used Convenient and cost effective Technology continuously improving Congresses will remain (networking, etc) but there will be increased information transfer opportunities via online methods