Sites of Medical/Scientific Videos: The List August 29, 2007
Posted by Bertalan Meskó in Invention, Medical education, Medicine, Medicine 2.0, Web 2.0, science.trackback
As the September 10th session of SciFoo lives on in Second Life will be about sites of scientific videos, here is a list of the most famous and useful scientific video providing sites:
- SciVee.tv: created for scientists, by scientists, moves science beyond the printed word and lecture theater taking advantage of the internet as a communication medium where scientists young and old have a place and a voice.
- JoVE: an online research journal employing visualization to increase reproducibility and transparency in biological sciences.
- Bioscreencast: a team of scientists and engineers who got together to create a website specifically for the scientific community to share screencasts (audio/video capture of software running on your computer screen).
- Videojug: hosts one of the world’s largest, most all-encompassing libraries of factual content online.
- DNATube: a scientific research site providing video based studies, lecturers and seminars.
- WeShow: Selecting and organizing the greatest videos worldwide for your entertainment (Science and Health channel).
- ScienceHack: a unique video search engine for science videos where every video is screened and approved based on accuracy and quality by scientists.
- Videolectures: free video lectures from the world’s leading and prominent scientists (Science Channel).
Read more about the sessions on the SciFoo lives on wiki and follow Deepak at bbgm for more about scientific videos.
If you happen to know more scientific video oriented sites, please let us know! Let’s build a comprehensive and useful list!
Update from the comments:
- Freevidelectures.com (Medicine): You can download medical lectures or listen to podcasts of a wide range of topics.
- Ask Dr Wiki (Angiograms): a nonprofit educational web site made by physicians for physicians, medical students, and healthcare providers.
- Freely available medicine video lectures (via Free Science and Video Lectures Online): a unique blog dedicated to free online science videos.
- An other fantastic collection at ElementList.com.
- Labaction: LabAction makes efforts to provide the biology community with the latest videos/movies/information on science experiments, science projects, human genetics, biotechnology, current biology news and much more. LabAction is a community driven free resource for the information on biotechnology, cloning, human genetics, genetic disorders, stem cell research and marine biology.
- IcYou: A site dedicated to making it simple for anyone to find, upload, watch and share healthcare videos worldwide. icyou.com invites people to upload and share their healthcare stories online.
- eMedTV: The site’s impressive library of original health educations videos – the largest available on the Web today – is combined with eMedTV’s growing collection of more than 16,000 easy-to-understand print articles covering more than 2,000 health topics. In turn, eMedTV helps its users not only better understand their health, but also play a more active role in planning their healthcare with their physician.
- MedicalVideos.us: A great collection of medical educational videos.
- LearnersTV.com: A comprehensive site providing free video lectures, Animations, LiveOnline Tests, Audio lectures, ebook download links etc in the fields of Biology, Physics,Chemistry,Mathematics,Computer Science,Engineering,Medicine etc… This site provides free video/audio lectures of whole courses conducted by faculty from reputed universities around the world.
- Sciencentral: It produces news videos on science research every week, which appears on American local TV news, and the web site. Here is the Youtube feed.
- Medi-Vision: The Medi-Vision™ Film Series aims to teach good clinical practice through expert case demonstrations on film; second to patient-side experience, we think this is the best way to become a better doctor. We keep the focus of our DVDs on observation, interaction and assessment skills and especially on history-taking, physical signs and the appropriate use of tests.
- Easy Medicine Videos: An online portal containing tenth of thousands of videos in all fields of medicine which are collected for you from all the online sources of videos to make it easy for Doctors, Nurses, medical students and all other health care professionals to find their needs of medical and surgical videos.
- The Doctor’s Channel: a Web site that allows doctors to learn from each other at their convenience. The time-saving site includes short one- to two-minute streaming video clips designed to get to the point, with insights and opinions from experts in 35 different specialties, as well as community and lifestyle features that help doctors stay on top of the latest news, ideas and information.
- Meddio: Programs are designed for medical professionals, patients, caregivers, and people who are just plain interested in learning about the key medical topics affecting all of us. Medical professionals can earn free continuing education credits by viewing in-depth interviews with their colleagues while patients and caregivers can learn more about the specific areas that impact them through engaging video segments featuring medical experts and their patients.
- DAVE Project: The DAVE Project, an acronym for the Digital Atlas of Video Education, is a collection of teaching tools.
Hey Dude. That is Good Info.
Add this one also http://freevideolectures.com/medicine.html
It has huge collection of video lessons recorded in Great Universities
Wow, thank you, Scorpio! I updated the article.
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This looks a lot like a compilation of a couple of posts I made some time back.
It’s will be a cool session held at Scifoo@SL. Specially if some of these site owners could come by to talk about them.
Here is my video lecture blog, this post has medicine video lectures:
http://freescienceonline.blogspot.com/2007/03/medicine-video-and-audio-lectures.html
Thanks
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Hey Rick! I’ve invited all of them.
Wow, Peteris, what a collection!
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Thanks for the links. I have a science video category at Element List, which currently has about 50 links to video websites. Stop by and take a look.
Thank you, Jackie! I included that one as well. It seems we have more and more great collections!
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Hi,
There is another online biology video sharing site: http://www.labaction.com
May be you could include it on your list. It has some good videos on lab protocols.
Thank you, Ian! I include it now! Great resource.
You also should add Medical Videos
http://www.medicalvideos.us
It is great medical videos site
Thank you, John. I added it to my list. Great resource!
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Hi,
But this website which I have visited recently seems to be the best of the lot:
http://www.learnerstv.com
You can watch the streaming video lectures. They have some nice animations, lecture notes, hundreds of essential e-books and a USMLE online test too…All Free. It is the best I have come across.
Thank you, Deborah! I add this great site to my list immediately.
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There are genomics database movie tutorials (about 7 databases right now, including exercises, slides, movie, etc.), including a few on SNPs and medically relevant variation, available at http://www.openhelix.com/sponsored.shtml
That’s really useful. Thank you! I’ll pledge a whole post to it.
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Thank You; do you know anther video sites on medicine or nursing in other languages?
I’m afraid I only know these nursing video sites:
*http://www.nursingvideos.info/tag/nursing
*http://129.170.61.64/NursingEducationVideos.htm
I found this site as well..they collect all the medical videos from other websites like youtube,dailymotion,medicalvideos,,,the videos are categorized in a neat way..
http://www.crushedheart.info/
Thank you, Anetta! I include it now!
A very useful list. Thank you for assembling it. I will link to it shortly and will send it to my residency program director.
It would be wonderful, Leo!
this site just launched, http://www.meddio.com/
the videos are all on parkinson’s right now but it has plans to expand to other diseases.
Thank you, Jon, I’ll write about it soon.
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Do you know where I can find collections of Clinical, History Taking, Procedures, Physical Examination … videos?
Hello YS!
I think your places are http://www.medivisionfilms.com/ and http://www.medicalvideos.us/.
Hello All,
We would like to thank scienceroll.com and we are glad to announce that MedicalVideos.us has recently updated the databases and servers and we have released a new program for playing all kind of medical videos.
Also we have added new features to MedicalVideos.us which allow all of you to download any video you wish for free using the download button.
We will be so happy if you will decide to share your medical videos you filmed or the ones you have and upload them to MedicalVideos.us..
Thank You so much and thanks to scienceroll.com for this great website.
MedicalVideos.us team
http://www.medicalvideos.us/page.php?page=5
I’m glad you liked the post. Keep up the great work!
Thank you
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Hi, Berci! Nice list… you may also like to add these sites for medical procedures/patient education:
At OR-Live ( http://www.or-live.com ) you can watch - as one example - an entire normal, planned c-section performed. Two physicians operate, one narrates. The patient (and the baby) get to say Hi too. The video is about 70 minutes in length, at http://www.or-live.com/
The U.S. National Library of Medicine, on the consumer health/patient education site MEDLINEPlus, provides video tutorials using both virtual patients and as an information source for actual patients, at:
http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/tutorial.html
Some of these tutorials won’t be clinically-oriented enough for medical students or clinicians; however they are ideal for informing patients pre-op what will be happening to them during surgery. Medical librarians refer patients or family members to MEDLINEPlus quite frequently as a reputable source to answer specific health information. Hope those sites help,
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