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| ==== Setting Up a Session ==== | ==== Setting Up a Session ==== | ||
| - | Previously if you wanted to give a training to pathologists, you'd need a full briefcase: you'd need enough exemplar slides for all your students per indication/biomarker, exam forms, case information... and that's before you even begin to consider the microscopes! | + | Previously if you wanted to work with slides for a biomarker training or consensus scoring you'd need a full briefcase with exemplar slides for all your participants per indication/biomarker, forms, case information... and that's before you even begin to consider the microscopes! |
| - | Projects and sessions were designed to completely eradicate the need for these suitcases. A project contains everything you need to train other pathologists. | + | Training Sessions were designed to completely eradicate these difficult and costly logistical hurdles.\\ |
| + | A standard training session contains everything you need to train other pathologists, reach a ground-truth consensus, collect annotations from experts around the globe, or validate an AI algorithm - ask pm@pathomation.com for information on any of these or to outsource setting these up. | ||
| - | {{ :suitcase.png?200| }} | + | {{ :suitcase.jpg?200| }} |
| - | A session contains: | + | A Training Session contains: |
| - All your participants | - All your participants | ||
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| - Tracking of email invitations and logins | - Tracking of email invitations and logins | ||
| - Forms to capture the data from the participants | - Forms to capture the data from the participants | ||
| - | - Reader manuals / interpretation guides (videos, powerpoints, pdf's, etc) | + | - Supplementary info e.g. manuals / interpretation guides (videos, powerpoints, pdf's, etc) |
| - | - Cases collections ('slide boxes') which all your participants can see at once | + | - Case collections ('slide boxes') which all your participants can see at once |
| - Consensus scores | - Consensus scores | ||
| + | - Optional Annotations made either by the Supervisor, and/or by the Trainee Participants | ||
| **Walkthrough** | **Walkthrough** | ||
| - | You can follow this video to get started, or go through the illustrated guide that follows it | + | This video will get you started: |
| - | {{ :trainingsession_pma.control.mp4 |}} | + | {{ :pathotrainer_setup_training_session.mp4 |}} |
| - | You can make a new session in two ways: | + | You will also see a bluetext prompt to create a Training Session when viewing a Project that does not yet have a Training Session |
| - | A) By navigating to the details tab of your project and clicking the bluetext prompt to add a new training session (1): | + | {{ :training session1.png? 400 |}} |
| - | {{ :training session1.png? 400| }} | + | Well done! You've created your first training session. Now it's time to [[Invite participants|add participants]] or [[edit_a_training_session|put on some finishing touches]] |
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| - | B) Navigating to the training sessions tab in the sidebar and clicking "Create" (1): | + | |
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| - | {{ :training session 2.png? 800| }} | + | |
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