Tag: anatomy
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Thoughts on how we teach anatomy
What if the way we teach human anatomy is partly responsible for how our students respond to their patients? If I think back to my own experiences of learning Human Anatomy and ask myself how much of the classroom time was dedicated to the human aspect, I’d have to say, none. I can’t remember ever…
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Twitter Weekly Updates for 2012-04-16
I just finished writing the first draft of the “Small Group Learning” article, and sent it to the designer for… http://t.co/YX4kX8AE # Badges Go To Graduate School http://t.co/MONZHIPt # Picking fresh oreganum https://t.co/U5y3Oded # A Digital Revolution for Studying Human Anatomy | Wired Science | http://t.co/qlXkciBT http://t.co/c2AXNpoh # How to lecture in a PBL classroom…
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Twitter Weekly Updates for 2012-01-09
The Human Anatomy, Animated With 3-D Technology http://t.co/6CBDJBW8 via @zite # Augmented reality lens from Microsoft and the University of Washington in the final stages of development http://t.co/kntfqjOx via @zite # Recently discovered #Pinterest and even though it’s not fully open to everyone yet, check it out for some inspiring pics… # Simple thoughts about…
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Twitter Weekly Updates for 2009-06-22
Becoming a relational academic http://bit.ly/6IEsA # Academic Earth – The Human Brain and Muscular System, Great video lecture on anatomy (36 lectures available) http://bit.ly/mNMTp # Fascinating lectures on the nature of death, from Open Yale Courses. Plenty of other great content here http://bit.ly/E5w25 # Scholarly Teaching: A Model. Article by Trigwell, Martin, Benjamin and Prosser…
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Twitter Weekly Updates for 2009-05-24
#mozopenedcourse Mozilla’s Frank Hecker on Politics 2.0, Open Source, and Participatory Democracy @SpokenWord.org http://bit.ly/oV92C # Overview of Mendeley and the social component that allows real-time evaluation of an article’s impact in the community http://bit.ly/186sJ # @axolote Sounds interesting. The developers seem quite good at listening to user feedback. Submit as a suggestion? in reply to…