Non-ILAE Educational Resources

ILAE is proud to provide these links to other educational resources.

Online Learning

e-pilepsy

e-pilepsy is a referral rating tool to determine if a patient should be evaluated for epilepsy surgery.

Paediatric Neurology Distance Learning

The British Paediatric Neurology Association (BPNA) Paediatric Neurology Distance Learning course complements clinical training and includes learning in epilepsy, neonatal neurology, headache and more. 

Paediatric Neurology Webinars

The BPNA hosts a free online lecture series addressing topics in paediatric neurology. 

SCORE Educational Platform

The SCORE Educational Platform is a free, interactive web-based software where the user can create an EEG report and compare it with the report from an expert.

ILAE Report - Standardized Computer-based Organized Reporting of EEG: SCORE, Epilepsia (2013)

Seizure Classification Teaching Module

EpiNet Study Group offers a teaching module enabling users to assess cases and determine seizure type, as well as receive feedback.

Webinars on Rare and Complex Epilepsies

EpiCARE ERN hosts a series of free educational webinars covering topics related to rare and complex epilepsy diagnostics and treatment.

In-person Learning

Paediatric Epilepsy Training

Developed by the BPNA, Paediatric Epilepsy Training (PET) is a series of 1 and 2-day courses for paediatricians, medical officers and emergency department professionals that aims to improve the diagnosis of epileptic and non-epileptic events, improve the standard of care, and raise awareness of when to liaise with a paediatric neurologist. Book a course today!

In partnership with ILAE, PET courses are running worldwide, including sessions in Spanish and Portuguese.

National Epilepsy Education and Awareness Collaborative (NEEAC) Community of Practice

The NEEAC Community of Practice (COP) is a five-year initiative designed to advance the recommendations of the Institute of Medicine's 2012 report on epilepsy to promote health and understanding of the epilepsies. Central to this vision was engaging the epilepsy community and working together towards common goals through a community of practice.