Connected Learning Programs

The Civic Education Department's Connected Learning programs use technology to bring Cleveland Clinic caregivers and resources to pre-K through 12^th grade classrooms in Northeast Ohio and beyond.

Tied to state and national academic standards, these offerings use various multi-media educational tools to engage students in the exploration of science, medicine, healthcare careers, creative expression, and more, all while promoting academic excellence and cultivating 21^st century skills.

Whether it's teaching elementary school students about the technique of proper hand washing with on-demand resources, or giving middle and high school students the opportunity to learn about important health topics and related careers through real-time presentations, the Civic Education Department's Connected Learning programs have something to offer every student, everywhere.

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Adventures in Health Science and Medicine Middle school students explore health science and medicine through an interactive case study, hands-on activities, and collaborative discussions facilitated by Cleveland Clinic caregivers.

Connected Rounds In this grade-specific webinar series, students interact with Cleveland Clinic caregivers and complete hands-on activities as they delve deep into a designated health topic.

HealthCARE™ This dynamic online program promotes inclusion and self-esteem through multi-media educational tools.

Online Health Chats Get answers to your health questions and concerns. It's easy to be part of our live chat events, led by Cleveland Clinic physicians and health educators.

Power Washers™ These hygiene superheroes use music, humor, and games to promote the importance, technique, and science of proper hand washing.

Worldwide Classroom® Middle and high school students engage in topical explorations of health issues and health science and medicine career opportunities.