"When Benn Rosales had a heart attack in December, his wife \nLani, a very active member of the Twitterati, tweeted throughout the experience. Afterward she thought to \ncompile those tweets as a record of Benn's e-patient experience: "this hospital is understaffed and we're being sh*t on because of it. if my husband dies i'm going to go [eff]ing ballistic." Here's the story, told in tweets, largely \nunedited…"

Interesting find from Stefanie. A woman tweets about her husband's heart attack from the ER

Site has 3D/2D medical animation clips showing fibular fracture, clot formation and breakdown, neural pathways, trach tube insertion, stroke etc...very interesting use of technology. Good way to start a simulation exercise.

This is a pretty neat example of visualization of tweets!

This is an odd cultish 80's movie. A love story between a mannequin and a human. There is actually a sequal or two to this movie out there somewhere. It does give some good ideas about writing drama for medical simulation scenarios.

This surprisingly touching movie stars a mannequin, but also deals with themes of mental illness. Good inspiration for writing simulation dramas!

A 2009 film that incorporates the use of blogging

In this movie one of the main characters blogs about her project to cook all of the recipes in Julia Child's first book. Good inspiration for the integration of technology!

Examples of how to use Twitter in teaching, from polling to spreading news or concepts to practicing foreign languages, to searching up-to-the-minute stories.

Twitter script of a Broadway show adapted for Twitter

This is a great example of narrative story line/unfolding plot using Twitter.

Another example of a medical mannequin soap opera.

This medical mannequin soap opera is an art installation and a social/political commentary about health insurance. Very neat!

Health educators using a soap opera delivered by cell phones to teach about HIV/AIDS

This is a link to the simulation lab at the Duke School of Nursing Center for Nursing Discovery