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 utilize the Standalone evaluation to assess a student's grasp of essential concepts, equipment, and critical areas related to a specific skill. By creating a tailored evaluation with relevant questions, instructors can evaluate both theoretical knowledge and practical application. This helps identify areas where students may need further support.

SOAP notes involving completed skills and providing more practice for documentation

The Standalone evaluation can also assess students' proficiency in writing SOAP notes linked to clinical skills performed during a Self-Record scenario. Instructors can implement a custom rubric that emphasizes key documentation aspects like accuracy, clarity, and completeness, enabling constructive feedback to enhance students' writing skills.

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

Instructors can use the Standalone evaluation to collect student feedback on various simulation aspects, including the condition of school equipment, the effectiveness of role-playing scenarios, and the overall learning environment. This allows students to reflect on their experiences and suggest improvements.