Internet in Medicine Week 8: New Media in Medicine and Education 2.0 April 17, 2010
Posted by Dr. Bertalan Meskó in Health, Health 2.0, Medicine, Medicine 2.0, Medicine 2.0 Course, Video, Web 2.0.trackback
I launched the world’s first elective course at a medical university focusing on web 2.0 and medicine for medical students in 2008. Now this is the 4th semester and the 8th week was dedicated to new media in medicine and education 2.0. Here is the outline of my presentations.
First slideshow: New Media in Medicine
- We don’t watch TV on TV any more.
- Statistics about Youtube (pros and cons)
- ustream.tv; Twiddeo.com
- How could a doctor reach the patient? (newspaper, ads, word of mouth)
- How can they reach them now? Through online videos such as scivee.tv, thedoctorschannel.com, emedtv.com
- Podcasts: Is it easier to read or to listen?
- List of best podcasts
- Automatic podcast: Odiogo
- Doctor Radio Show: Doctor Anonymous
- Lifehacks about how to be efficient online
- Being up-to-date: Google Reader, Webicina, Google Alerts, e-mail filters in GMail
- Collaboration: Google Docs, Connotea.org, etc.
- Clinical Cases: Medting, Clinical Cases and Images, Cases Journal
- Conferences: conferencealerts.com, gotomeeting.com
- Tools: Second Life, Google Calendar, podcast
- Twitter tips
Take-home message: Make your online work as efficient and time-saving as possible.
Second slideshow: Education 2.0
- What we have to face: lack of inspiration (educators) and lack of motivation (students)
- But we can find motivation and inspiration online
- e.g. Ted Talks – Ken Robinson
- Why? We’re changing (students, even children use different communication channels) – Vision of students;
- We’re digital natives, Generation Z.
- Many examples, statistics about the problems with education
- “If you want to teach me, you first have to reach me”
- Wikipedia, Quiz.md, mind mapping, Exam General, slideshare, Second Life simulations, thinkanatomy.com, twitter, friendfeed, and many more examples students can use in their studies
Take-home message: The web is full of educational resources. Use them wisely.
[...] Internet in Medicine Week 8: New Media in Medicine and Education … [...]
[...] Internet in Medicine Week 8: New Media in Medicine and Education … [...]
[...] Internet in Medicine Week 8: New Media in Medicine and Education … [...]
[...] Internet in Medicine Week 8: New Media in Medicine and Education … [...]
[...] Internet in Medicine Week 8: New Media in Medicine and Education … [...]
[...] Internet in Medicine Week 8: New Media in Medicine and Education … [...]
[...] Internet in Medicine Week 8: New Media in Medicine and Education … [...]
[...] Internet in Medicine Week 8: New Media in Medicine and Education … [...]
Hi there, just became conscious of your website via Aol, and discovered that itís really educational. I am going to look out for the city. Iíll end up being grateful should you continue this particular in future. Numerous people is going to be taken advantage of this post.
Took the New York Times Personality Test. Turns out I’m a Trendsetter. Take the quiz here http://t.co/h9orkV6A
It is acceptable time for it to form some methods for the longer term and additionally it’s time to be at liberty. I even have investigate this publish and after I might My partner and that i want to advocate a private some fascinating points or maybe suggestions. maybe you may compose next content discussing this short article. we wish to look at even a lot of aspects of the idea!