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Survey: copyright and consent issues in sharing learning materials

Posted: 2011 July 19 | Updated: 2011 August 26
Lindsay Wood

Are you confident in copyright and consent issues when sharing learning materials? Does your institution support sharing of learning resources?

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eLearning in Health conference tweets archive

Posted: 2011 July 01
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#elhealth2011 networking visualisation and tweet archives

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Medical education simulation facilities tour

Posted: 2011 June 15
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Tour of medical education simulation facilities at Johns Hopkins Medicine Simulation Center as part of the Medbiquitous 2011 conference.

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Healthcare education information technology conference highlights

Posted: 2011 June 14 | Updated: 2011 June 21
Lindsay Wood

Healthcare education information technology conference - highlights from the recent MedBiquitous 2011.

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Strategy for encouraging sharing: open educational resources (OER)

Posted: 2011 June 09
Lindsay Wood

Below is the abstract that has been accepted at the forthcoming eLearning in health: collaboration, sharing and sustainability in the current environment conference.

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Open learning resource sharing presentation at Medbiquitous 2011

Posted: 2011 June 09 | Updated: 2011 June 09
Lindsay Wood

You can view the slides from the recent PORSCHE presentation at the MedBiquitous Annual Conference 2011 at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, in Baltimore, Maryland on Slideshare.

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Sharing learning resources between the NHS and HE sectors - technical specifications

Posted: 2011 June 08 | Updated: 2011 June 09
Lindsay Wood

Individual organisations within the NHS have local technical specifications for the IT infrastructure used to view e-learning materials. These, in part, help to maintain data security and essential network bandwidth capacity for essential patient services. However, for education and training, if these technical specifications are not compatible with e-learning content (or its delivery) they may not function correctly or will not be accessible

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E-learning news for healthcare educators

Posted: 2011 April 15 | Updated: 2011 April 15
Lindsay Wood

Do you have any recent e-learning news that is relevant to the healthcare education community and that you wish to publicise? Have you produded a new eLearning resource, written a report or carried out some research that you wish to disseminate?

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