3rd Semester: New Mission September 8, 2009
Posted by Dr. Bertalan Meskó in Education, Health, Health 2.0, Medical education, Medicine, Medicine 2.0, Medicine 2.0 Course, Web 2.0.trackback
To be honest, I’m very proud of this university course (this is the first of its kind that is launched at a medical school) and now I’m ready to launch the 3rd semester. The new semester will be centered around a new structure (see below) and a new form of slideshows (Prezi.com). And I’m happy to announce that the whole course will get a brand new website in January where I will publish the content and other details as well.
Here is the new structure:
1st week:
- Web 2.0: An introduction into a world of possibilities
- Web 2.0 in medicine: Practical examples, an overview of the whole course
2nd week:
- The medical blogosphere (why to blog; success stories, advantages; examples)
- From the first comment to blog carnivals: Step by step (how to start and maintain a medical blog)
3rd week:
- How to be up-to-date in your field of interest? (RSS, Google Alerts, online journals and clinical cases)
- Microblogging: The realm of Twitter and the medical implications
4th week:
- Everything you have to know about Wikipedia (how and why students and doctors should use it)
- The world of medical wikis (how wikis work and how many wikis we know)
5th week:
- Physicians in Social Media (Tiromed, Biowizard, ResearchGate, Facebook…)
- The world of e-patients (Patientslikeme, D-Life, iMedix and many more)
6th week:
- Second Life: Virtual medicine I. (the advantages and dangers of the virtual world)
- Second Life: Virtual medicine II. (medical exercises and education)
7th week:
- Managing a medical practice online (hospitals in social media, Jay Parkinson; American Well and many more)
- A new way of collaboration: Google Docs (how to write a document online)
8th week:
- Podcasts and medical videos (how and why medical professionals should use these; some examples)
- Education 2.0: medical resources (Youtube, QuizMD, Clinical Cases and Images, Twitter, Flickr and more)
9th week:
- Medical search engines (personalized searches, Scienceroll Search, how to use Pubmed)
- The Google phenomenon (Google Docs, Health, Calendar, Alerts, etc.)
10th week:
- The dangers of web 2.0 (reputation, HIPAA, Honcode, anonymous bloggers and credibility issues)
- Future: is there a web 3.0? (Semantic searches and the role of web in the future of medicine)









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