Often, the easiest way to see how OpenLabyrinth virtual scenarios work is to look at a few examples.
Check out our listing on Google Drive for interesting examples and what they are about. You can even download the actual MVP zip file in some cases so you can install it on your own server and take it apart!
There are also many sites out there which offer libraries of OpenLabyrinth cases that you can explore in more detail:
- OpenLabyrinth v3 cases at University of Calgary
- Pathways in Narrative Education (PINE) library
- SharcFM cases at CFPC
- St George’s University London library of cases
- European Virtual Patients (eViP)
- Melina+ (Medical Education Linked Arena) – a mEducator 3 project
- OpenLabyrinth v3 demo server – running latest beta software
One other simple tip for finding relevant OpenLabyrinth cases is to simply include the word “openlabyrinth+” in your Google search e.g.
openlabyrinth+ chest pain
Adding the “+” sign emphasizes to Google that you really only want hits that include “openlabyrinth”. Because many OpenLabyrinth server admins have left their servers open to the search robots, you will get lots of additional case examples that way.