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Medical College - Find Best Medical Colleges - Medical College/Medical Institution, Uni... - 0 views

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    "Medical degree will allow specializing in a particular division of medicine and also providing the medical students with proper practical knowledge and skills that will be required for specialized hands"
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AIPGMEE Exam Prep Coaching Centers - Best PG Medical Entrance Coaching Institutes | edu... - 0 views

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    "All India Post Graduate Medical Entrance Examination? Yes, candidates who want to sit for AIPGEE, now they need to apply for NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test). According to government of India, NEET is a single medical exam"
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VeChain to Launch Blockchain-Based Medical Platform in Cyprus Hospital - 0 views

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    Built by VeChain, powered by blockchain technology, a hospital in Cyprus will soon deploy a blockchain-based medical data management system.
Eloise Pasteur

Using virtual worlds for educating people in the medical field » ... - 0 views

  • Role-playing doctor inside Second Life? Faculty of Medicine at Imperial College London has developed a region in Second Life that aims to design game-based learning activities for delivery of virtual patients that can drive experiential, diagnostic, and role-play learning activities supporting patients’ diagnoses, investigations and treatment. One of my Twitter friends, Andrea Vascellari, thinks this is a “terrific example that demonstrates the value of virtual worlds like Second Life” and is interested in other folk’s thoughts after watching this video:
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    A somewhat negative end, but information about teaching medicine in Second Life with a hard to hear video.
edustudy

Physiotherapy College - Find Best Physiotherapy College Lists for Admission | eduStudy - 0 views

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    "Physiotherapy does not mean bending people hither and thither. You can also be employed in research, administration and consultation. You can practice this alongside with other medical techniques."
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Bachelor of Surgery Medical Schools - Find Top Bachelor of Surgery Schools For Admissio... - 0 views

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    "Bachelor of Surgery education is suited for those who have a scientific bend of mind ad those who want to serve humanity. "
ramanr

The Best Nursing College in Bangalore | Raman School of Nursing Bangalore - 0 views

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    Raman group of institutions is one of the best institutions offering various Nurisng,Pharmacy and Paramedical courses in Bangalore. Raman School of nursing Offering GNM in Nursing, and Pharmacy College offering D Pharm, and Raman institute of Paramedical Science offers X-ray Technician, Medical lab Technician courses and more.
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Get Admission in Raman School of Nursing which is a part of Raman Group of Institutions - 0 views

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    Raman group of institutions is one of the best institutions offering various Nurisng,Pharmacy and Paramedical courses in Bangalore. Raman School of nursing Offering GNM in Nursing, and Pharmacy College offering D Pharm, and Raman institute of Paramedical Science offers X-ray Technician, Medical lab Technician courses and more.
Agtha Shan

Stimulate Your DNA Easily and Quickly! - 0 views

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    Stimulate Your DNA Easily and Quickly! Disclosure- Products mentioned on this page were not designed to treat ailments or medical conditions. So Whats The Deal? DNA is the most basic known building block of life.
Eloise Pasteur

EDUCAUSE Review - Why IT Matters to Higher Education | EDUCAUSE CONNECT - 0 views

  • Virtual Worlds? “Outlook Good”
  • Virtual Worlds? “Outlook Good” AJ Kelton (“AJ Brooks”) Whether it is Second Life or another virtual world, this foundational movement is not going away. The question to be addressed in the coming months and years is how higher education and, subsequently, individual institutions will determine the best way to continue to move forward with virtual worlds.
  • Higher Education as Virtual Conversation Sarah Robbins-Bell (“Intellagirl Tully”) Virtual worlds can become an important tool in an educator’s arsenal. But using this tool requires a shift in thinking and an adjustment in pedagogical methods that will embrace the community, the fluid identity, and the participation—indeed, the increased conversation—that virtual spaces can provide.
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  • Educational Frontiers: Learning in a Virtual World Cynthia M. Calongne (“Lyr Lobo”) The use of virtual worlds expands on the campus-based and online classrooms, enhancing learning experiences. Classes in virtual worlds offer opportunities for visualization, simulation, enhanced social networks, and shared learning experiences.
  • Looking to the Future: Higher Education in the Metaverse Chris Collins (“Fleep Tuque”) Beyond the capabilities that virtual worlds offer us at the moment, it is the possibilities that we can imagine for the future that may be the most compelling. Virtual worlds technology, like the Internet in general, is changing the way we access and experience information and the way we can access and connect with each other.
  • Drawing a Roadmap: Barriers and Challenges to Designing the Ideal Virtual World for Higher Education Chris Johnson (“ScubaChris Wollongong”) When using a roadmap, one can take many different paths to reach a desired destination. Similarly, institutions can take many different turns along the road to implementing an ideal virtual world for higher education.
  • Alan Levine, New Media Consortium: The NMC Campus P. F. Anderson and Marc R. Stephens, University of Michigan: Wolverine Island Mary Anne Clark, Texas Wesleyan University: Genome Island Chris Collins and Ronald W. Millard, University of Cincinnati: Galapagos Islands in Second Life Ben Digman, University of Kansas Medical Center: KUMC Isle Larry Dugan, Finger Lakes Community College, and Terry Keys, Monroe Community College, SUNY LIVE Michael Gardner and John Scott, University of Essex, and Bernard Horan, Sun Microsystems: MiRTLE Adrienne Gauthier and Christopher Impey, University of Arizona: ASTR202, Exploring Life in the Universe Anne P. Massey, Indiana University, and Mitzi Montoya, North Carolina State University: Managing the Services Lifecycle Janet Nepkie, James Greenberg, and Harry E. Pence, State University of New York at Oneonta: SUNY Oneonta Music Project Ulrich Rauch, University of Trinidad and Tobago, and Tim Wang, Marvin Cohodas, and Negin Mirriahi, University of British Columbia: Arts Metaverse Beth Ritter-Guth, The Hotchkiss School, Laura Nicosia, Montclair State University, and Eloise Pasteur, Eloise Pasteur Educational Designs: Literature Alive!
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    Articles in the EDUCAUSE Review on virtual worlds
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Acne seems like a never-ending nightmare doesn’t it? You’ve finally got rid of those embarrassing zits and have spent a bundle of cash in the process and what do you have to show for ...

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Raj Thakur

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    Biology and technology together is going to change the world. There are numerous scientists who are working on these domains to make revolutionary changes. To read more visit this link.
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James OReilly

Second Life - The Long Goodbye « That'SLife - 18 views

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  • There comes a time when you have to admit you were wrong, or perhaps misguided, or simply that you were a little bit ‘out of time’, or perhaps – better said – that somebody let you down and maybe it wasn’t your fault. And this is one of those times, because it’s goodbye to Second Life for me, at least in its current incarnation – in terms of teaching and training – and I’d like to try and explain why…
  • the reason I did all this is not because I was convinced that SL was the future of education, but rather that I thought it was the future of the web (not SL, you’ll understand, more the notion of 3D)
  • here was still one thing that didn’t change – it was cripplingly difficult to get started with SL for the casual visitor (unlike, say, Skype or Adobe Connect) and the ‘first hour experience’ was terrible.
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  • you get a system which doesn’t lend itself to much use over and above the committed
  • On a scale of 1-100 I’d put SL at the 100 end of the scale in terms of people being willing to invest the time and effort…
  • The period in which I found myself having less time to invest in SL also coincided with the new viewer which brought HTML on a prim to SL and made a lot of tools (mine included) largely redundant. And I’m very happy about that – media is now much easier to use in SL, as is any web content, and this has changed the lives of many educators who now don’t have to fudge solutions in-world.
  • Of all the improvements (the changes to the forums, the blogs, the bloody shopping site and all the rest) why is it that the overall experience isn´t really that much better than it was two years ago?
  • I can’t help thinking I get more out of blogs and Twitter (in terms of professional development), and more out of other social platforms (and I’d include Elluminate and Adobe Connect in there too) than I can see myself getting out of SL these days.
  • “Second Life: Overcoming the Entry Barriers in Hogher and Further Education”
  • Looking back at that chapter now I can’t see a great deal of change, and those entry barriers are, at best, a real detractor in terms of getting educators in, but – at worst – they are very good reasons not to even start.
  • SL is too  demanding and too unreliable for most educators. It pains me to say this, but I just don’t think it’s improved enough, or become easy enough for most people to bother. There are better ways of doing most things you can do in SL in terms of education, and – almost five years down the line – as far as I’m concerend SL hasn’t delivered enough to make it worthwhile.
  • I still think the future of web interactions is 3D, and I still think avatars are a grand idea, and I still love the concept of a vast space to be wandered and enjoyed… but I have to conclude that in pure terms of investment (time and money) SL doesn’t make much sense, at least for most educators.
  • I think mobile has come on in leaps and bounds in the past couple of years, and the possibilities are very exciting. Plus, you don’t need high-end equipment and shedloads of patience with mobile, most of the time.
James OReilly

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Russell D. Jones

How Education Enterprises Use Virtual Worlds | Second Life Grid - 1 views

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