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Social Media in Medical Education: Re-cap of AAMC12: What Should Faculty Know About Social Media?
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Social Media in Medical Education. Friday, November 9, 2012. Re-cap of AAMC12: What Should Faculty Know About Social Media? Participants discussed these issues, including who should best lead the way in education about social media. Should students or residents instead of faculty? One participant came to the conclusion that any education about social media for trainees needs to be framed in the positive: the opportunities. Finally, it was time for the participants to come up with some baseline competenci...
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Social Media in Medical Education: April 2011
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Social Media in Medical Education. Friday, April 8, 2011. Our new article: Incorporating Social Media into Medical Education. Our latest article was published this month in AAIM. Insight. In this article we discuss reasons to adopt an barriers for adoption of social media in medical education. Saarinen C, Arora. B, Chretien K. Incorporating social media into medical education. Academic Internal Medicine Insight. Http:/ www.im.org/Publications/Insight/Archives/v9i1/Pages/Article5.aspx. Picture Window temp...
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Podcasting as a novel way to communicate with medical school applicants | SpringerLink
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Skip to main content. Youre seeing our new article page and wed like your opinion,. Perspectives on Medical Education. Podcasting as a novel way to communicate with medical school applicants. Benjamin D. Ferguson. Pritzker School of Medicine. Mary K. Bister. Pritzker School of Medicine. Department of Emergency Medicine. Joni N. Krapec. Pritzker School of Medicine. Office of Career Advancement. Cite this article as:. Cheston et al. [ 4. In light of these trends, we created a podcast [ 5. In an effort to c...
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Social Media in Medical Education: September 2010
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Social Media in Medical Education. Thursday, September 30, 2010. SlideShare: Publish your presentation graphics online. To demonstrate your expertise. You can search for and find other users' presentations to view and share. Do I want to share my slides? SlideShare is a social media tool. What that means is SlideShare.net is a place where you can find other people with similar interests (. And see what they are creating (. If you want to either learn about the wine industry. What are the risks? Let peopl...
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Social Media in Medical Education: November 2010
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Social Media in Medical Education. Friday, November 19, 2010. Meded professionals weigh in on social media management. Assignment: How do you find time for social media? One of the most common concerns expressed by medical educators regarding social media is time. People have asked me and my colleagues presenting the 'Incorporating social media into medical education' workshop series: how do you find time to do this? Carrie at umass writes: Making time for social media. Thursday, November 11, 2010. Witho...
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Social Media in Medical Education: About Us
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Social Media in Medical Education. We are a team of medical educators who use social media in medical education on a regular basis. Vineet Arora, residency program associate director. Ben Ferguson, medical student. Carrie Saarinen, instructional technologist. Kathy Chretien, clerkship director. In addition to this blog, follow us on Twitter. And visit our SMiME wiki. Anne Marie Cunningham, medical educator. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Clinical Scientist in Nephrology Program. Stop and Smell the Roses Baby.
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Social Media in Medical Education: August 2010
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Social Media in Medical Education. Sunday, August 15, 2010. Hello from the UK! Thank you for letting me make a contribution here. I would love to see a multi-author blog like this become a hub for the global community of medical educators. Here is a short introduction to why I decided to start using social media:. A few months ago I gave a presentation in my university about how I was trying to use new media with Blackboard to help the students that I teach. Integrating Web 2.0 with Blackboard. I tried t...
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Social Media in Medical Education: October 2012
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Social Media in Medical Education. Tuesday, October 23, 2012. What should faculty know about social media. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Clinical Scientist in Nephrology Program. A Cartoon Guide to Becoming a Doctor. Wishful thinking in medical education. The New Life of e-Patient Dave. Love song: "If I Had My Way" - with a twist. Healthy, Unwealthy, and Becoming Wise. Blessings of Child Psychiatry. Hunting down learning tools. Three Legged Dogs are Cool. The Doctors’ Rheum has MOVED! Revisit: 2015 Q and A.
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Social Media in Medical Education: February 2011
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Social Media in Medical Education. Friday, February 18, 2011. Twitter as an Audience Response System. Dr Matthew Mintz (@drmintz), a wonderful colleague and fellow medical educator at George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences, has written a great post on his blog. About his experiment using Twitter as an Audience Response System. He shares lessons learned and invites discussion from other medical educators who have tried this/might try this technique. Has anyone else tried this?
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