Paired with SimCapture for Skills, the Standalone evaluation proves to be a great tool for the following situations:

Knowledge check of the concepts, equipment, and critical areas involved with a skill

Instructors can use the Standalone evaluation to assess a student's understanding of key concepts, equipment, and critical areas related to a specific skill. They can create a customized evaluation containing questions or prompts that cover the required knowledge and practical application of their skills. This can help ensure that students have a solid foundation by using the results to identify areas where they may need additional guidance or reinforcement.

SOAP notes involving completed skills and providing more practice for documentation

The Standalone evaluation can be used to assess students' ability to write SOAP notes related to the clinical skills performed during a Self-Record scenario. Instructors can associate custom rubric that focuses on proper documentation, such as accuracy, clarity, and completeness. This can help instructors provide feedback and guidance on how students can improve upon their writing abilities.

Subjective student surveys over scenario areas such as school equipment condition or feedback from role-playing scenarios

Instructors can use the Standalone evaluation to gather student feedback on various aspects of the simulation experience, such as the condition of school equipment, the effectiveness of role-playing scenarios, or the overall learning environment. The Standalone evaluation can provide an opportunity for students to reflect on their experience and offer suggestions for enhancements.