Online lectures for students in dermatology: A replacement for traditional teaching or a valuable addition?

Introduction/Objective  Although the Internet, podcasts and multimedia have become a natural part of our life, these instruments still do not find widespread use in medical education. We aimed to increase the percentage of students benefiting from our lectures during their 6‐month principal training period in dermatology by making lectures available online.

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