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Tag Archives: ethics

  1. SAFRI residential session March 11, 2011

    Posted in education, PhD, physiotherapy, research, social media, teaching.

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  2. Ethics CPD lecture December 14, 2010

    Posted in ethics, physiotherapy.

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  3. Is researching a Twitter feed ethical? September 21, 2010

    Posted in ethics, social media, technology.

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  4. Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-07-05 July 5, 2010

    Posted in twitter feed.

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  5. Some thoughts on assessment in the Ethics module April 12, 2010

    Posted in assessment, ethics, students.

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  6. Research development workshop: research ethics March 1, 2010

    Posted in ethics, research.

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  7. Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-02-22 February 22, 2010

    Posted in twitter feed.

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  8. Assignments February 19, 2010

    Posted in assignments, education, ethics.

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  9. Opencourseware Consortium panel discussion at UWC February 18, 2010

    Posted in conference, education, open access.

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  10. Giving students a voice in Physiotherapy Ethics November 23, 2009

    Posted in assignments, education, physiotherapy, students.

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  11. Twitter Weekly Updates for 2009-09-28 September 28, 2009

    Posted in twitter feed.

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  12. Third year ethics assignment September 23, 2009

    Posted in assignments, physiotherapy, students.

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  13. Assessment in an outcomes based curriculum May 29, 2009

    Posted in education, students.

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  14. Results of a reflective blogging assignment in physiotherapy ethics May 24, 2009

    Posted in physiotherapy, research, social media.

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  15. Blogging downturn April 22, 2009

    Posted in education, technology.

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  16. Twitter Weekly Updates for 2009-04-12 April 12, 2009

    Posted in twitter feed.

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  17. SAAHE ’09: abstract for oral presentation March 30, 2009

    Posted in conference, education, physiotherapy, social media.

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