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This blog has been developed in cooperation with supranational and national member societies of the International Council of Opthalmology to keep you current on new technologies and the application of these technologies to teaching and learning.Comments are welcome
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Category Archives: 2010
Managing Content in the Web 3.0 era
How to keep current using RSS feeds By Helena Filipe The latest response of technology to our needs to find and organize information is the so called semantic, data Web or Web 3.0. This kind of artificial intelligence extracts meaning … Continue reading
Posted in 2010
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Following up residents’ assignments
By Dr. Eduardo Mayorga Haven’t you found yourself giving assignments to residents or coworkers through email and realize weeks or months latter that these assignments were not carried out? If so, how do you deal with them? I used to … Continue reading
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“Making your lectures interactive using the cell phones of attendants”
By Dr. Eduardo Mayorga One of the drawbacks of lectures, from the pedagogical standpoint of view, is that they may lack interactivity. If present, you can only have it with a very small portion of the audience. When working with … Continue reading
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Electronic Portfolio using Google Docs Folders
By Eduardo Mayorga A learning portfolio is a collection of products (learning experiences), prepared by the resident, that provides evidence of learning and achievement, related to a learning plan. So the key aspects that are generally recorded in the portfolio … Continue reading
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