As we continue our series Scoping COVID-19, we are now going to take a look at how remote pathology education has soared during the pandemic. Social distancing and stay at home orders had a profound effect on medical school education. There was no watch and wait; there was a dedicated mass response on behalf of pathology to keep pathology education moving onward and upward. If you haven’t already, be sure to read part one of this series about a pathology resident on the front

How is it possible to educate when the best practice in today’s world is social distancing and sheltering-in-place? Like a phoenix rising from the ashes of closed colleges and universities across the globe, #CAPVirtualPath was born. #CAPVirtualPath is the hashtag for the College of American Pathologists (CAP; @pathologists) virtual lecture series which began in April. “Many CAP junior members found their training programs affected by their institution's COVID-19 response. To

In a recent poll we asked #PathTwitter, “How do you learn best when studying pathology?” The choices were Hands-on, Reading, Listening and Other. A total of 129 pathologists answered. Hands-on won by a landslide with 66.7%. Reading, Listening and Other came in at 20.2%, 10.9% and 2.3% respectively. While there may be no better teacher than the microscope, scores of online learning resources are available to the pathologist and those on the #Path2Path. For those who learn best