1. How do I login to CBlue?
All CBlue users require Dalhousie login credentials (NetID and password) to access CBlue. Additionally, as of 2023, Dalhousie requires Muti-Factor Authentication (MFA) to access all Dalhousie technologies and platforms.
2. How is the map organized?
The undergraduate medicine curriculum map can be visualized like nesting dolls where smaller structures fit into larger ones (see figure). Each structure level contains its own specific educational objectives that map up to one or more parent structures. Hyperlinks within the map, will display objectives, mapping information, and additional details of the selected structure.
You may reference the breadcrumb trail along the top ribbon of the map to see mapping hierarchy and/or navigate back up to parent structures.
3. What is the coding notation on each objective?
Each objective within the map has a unique code denoted by:
Structure Level – Abbreviated Structure Name – Unique Code Number
Example A: C-M-5
· C = Component level
· M = Metabolism unit
· 5 = Objective #5
Example B: L-NSc-1
· L = Learning session level
· NSc = Neuroscience unit
· 1 = Objective #1
A table of abbreviated structure names can be found in Additional Resources menu.
4. How do I find a specific session and its objectives?
If you know what unit and component the session is taught in, you may follow the links within the map to that specific session. If not, use the Search function
5. How do I use the Search function?
Located in the top righthand corner of the map is the search bar. Input a key word as your search term and then hit Search. Results will display everywhere that key word is used within the map organized by map structure.
6. Can I generate reports?
Public users of CBlue do not have permission to generate reports.
7. I’m a newly appointed UGME Faculty Unit/Component Lead, can my permissions be updated?
Yes, please contact ugmemap@dal.ca to update your user permissions
8. I have further questions on CBlue and/or the map
Contact the UGME Curriculum Map Administrator at ugmemap@dal.ca