1	Sources and Resources: How to Make Your Life Easier by Utilizing the Technology that You (or your teenager) Already Own! Judy Burnham University of South Alabama Biomedical Library
2	Wikis, Podcasts and Blogs – OH MY!
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4	Web 2.0 Tools in Clinical Practice
5	What is Web 1.0 Began in 1993 Small number of writers created Web pages for a large number of readers Static HTML web pages Web 1.0 users follow links to content Web 1.0 is “Read Only Web”
6	What is Web 2.0 Phrase coined by O'Reilly Media in 2004 Second-generation of Web-based services Content created by the user for the user Interactive - users comment, edit and create content Web 2.0 is “Read/Write Web”
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12	Web 2.0 Tools RSS Blogs Podcasts Wikis Photosharing Social Bookmarking Google Tools Instant Messaging / Chat Mash-ups
13	What is RSS? Collects information you need at a single point RSS = Really Simple Syndication
14	RSS to Master the Information Overflow "It's like having a personal assistant who goes through every publication and blog that could possibly interest you and picks out stories to bring to your attention" -- PC Magazine
15	RSS Get the news you want Get medical journal table of contents from the journals’ websites Subscribe to specific searches on PubMed (e.g. lupus therapy or journal title) or any search engine and collect them in one place
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20	Aggregator /Feed Reader Software program that manages your RSS feeds Automatically checks for new content and displays to the user Web based – Google Reader, Bloglines, Yahoo Desktop based – NewsGator Plug-ins – Firefox Live Bookmarks
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22	Blog Web Log Blogs first emerged in 1997 A blog created every two seconds Comment modes enable interaction RSS feeds for automatic retrieval Blog readers for organization
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25	Top Health Blogs (Forbes) Family Medicine Notes Corante In The Pipeline Medicine and Man Medpundit A Chance to Cut Is A Chance To Cure Code Blog: Tales of a Nurse Straight From the Doc
26	Other Top Healthcare Blogs WebMD The Health Care Blog DB’s Medical Rants The Health Business Blog Pharma Marketing Blog KevinMD Healthcare IT Guy Healthcare Law Blog Blogborygmi
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31	How about HIPAA and blogging patient cases? There are 18 identifiers that must not be present in the case description Do not blog about them in any HIPAA-identifiable way
32	Blog Search Engines Technorati Google Blog Search Blog search engine Blogwise medlogs.org
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37	Podcast Podcast = portable broadcast (audio file) Portable so you can take it with you Podcast is a downloadable audio file. You can subscribe via RSS Can listen on computer, PDA, iPod Most major journals feature weekly audio summary of contents You can listen when you commute to work or exercise Text to speech programs available - Make CME portable by using text-to-speech
38	"iPods" iPods First iPod released Oct 23, 2001 iTunes (and others) aggregates the podcasts (using RSS) and auto-transfers them to iPod
39	Top Podcast Sites ACC Conversations with Experts JAMA Audio Commentary NEJM This Week Lancet
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43	Videocasts / Vodcasts Health Edge by the Cleveland Clinic Medpeek
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48	"Pros" Pros Easy to use Web based Simple syntax Anyone can make changes Free and open source options Flexible and extensible Cons Disorganized Too open Anyone can make changes to it -- Not enough control Vandalism and spam
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50	Uses of Wikis Conference planning Collaborative editing of documents Meetings (agendas, etc.) Project space In place of structured courseware Presentation medium Web-based notebook to organize your thoughts Source of obtaining information
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59	Photo Sharing Flickr Google Photo Sharing medical photos with colleagues
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64	Social Bookmarking Social bookmarking - find ‘stuff’ again Tagging - assigning keywords to blogs, wikis, sites Web-based “favorites”/bookmarks that can be accessed from any computer with web access
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66	Web-Based Citation Management Software Citeulike Connotea – especially for researchers, clinicians and scientists Zotero - Manage your bibliography using the software provided by the library
67	Online Communities Healtheva: Network for Doctors and Researchers Sermo: Online Community for Physicians
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71	Google Scholar Rank by # or links, not quality or date Bias toward older literature Includes # of links - citation tracker Only includes 6% of Medline citations Supplemental, at best
72	Google Tools Google reader Calendar To do list Weather News
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78	Chat Skype MSN Messenger Live Instant Messenger Using chat to chat, talk, send files, and have audio and video conference
79	Mashup A mashup is a website or application that combines content from more than one source into an integrated experience. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mashup_(web_application_hybrid) Customizing an application with other information Example - Google Maps Specialized maps
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