BREAK-OUT SESSIONS
THURSDAY
College of Nursing |
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Eccles Health Sciences Library |
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Medicine
and Medical Education in the Next Decade:
Designing the Applications That Will Be Needed. (College of Nursing Main Floor Room 218) Andy C. Reese, PhD, Gold Standard Multimedia |
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Shared
Experiences of Animators. (College of Nursing Main Floor Room 214) Valeri Craigle, Eccles Health Sciences Library, Utah and Carlos Baptista, OSU,
Toledo, OH |
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Streaming
Video: RealMedia vs. QuickTime. (College of Nursing Main Floor Room 203) Paul Burrows, KUED Media Solutions, Nancy
Lombardo, Eccles Health Sciences Library, David Maw, Utah Education
Network, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT |
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Selling
or Licensing Content, Graphics, Video and Images:How should it be done to be fair to Creator, Institution and Publisher? (College of Nursing Main Floor Room 205) Terry Clark, MD and Wayne J. Peay, MLS, Univ.
Utah, Salt Lake City and Michael Stein, MD, PhD, medschool.com, Oxford,
England |
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Cognitive
Issues in Information Representation and Graphic Design. (College of Nursing Main Floor Room 217) William G, Cole, PhD, Information Design
Seattle, Seattle, WA |
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Assembling
a Computer Patient Case. Issues of
Cost, Time, and Curricular Integration. (College of Nursing 5th Floor Room 549) Joel Gordon, MD, University of Iowa, Hurley
Myers, PhD, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, IL |
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Predict the Future: Technology and Medical Education
in 2010. (Eccles Library Main Floor) Tracy Kelly, better health @ here now,
Association of American Medical Colleges, Washington DC |
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Cold
Fusion offers educational web developers a rapid, robust and scalable
solution for developing data-driven web content integrated with databases,
mail services, Java servlets, CORBA and COM objects and other emerging
technologies for building interactive websites. (College of Nursing 5th Floor Room 524) Ken M. Williams, Dept. of Biological
Sciences, University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ |
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Motivating
the Faculty: What it Takes to Move a Course into Cyberspace. (College of Nursing Main Floor Room 201) Debra
Moulton, MAMS and Robert J. McAuley, PhD, William G. Hendrickson, PhD,
Univ. Illinois, Chicago, IL |
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Advantages
of Web vs. MS Access or Visual Basic Front-End Database Clients for
Assessment and Reporting. (College of Nursing Main Floor Room 214) Scott Beadenkopf, MCP, Hahnemann University,
Philadelphia, PA |
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Integration
of Computer-Based Multimedia into the Curriculum. (College of Nursing Main Floor Room 217) Linda Lanier, MD, Gold Standard Multimedia and
University of Florida, Gainesville, FL |
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PDAs:
Sharing Ideas and Experiences with Hand-Held Devices and Their Clinical Uses. (College of Nursing 5th Floor Room 549) Elise Eisenberg, DDS, NYU Dental School, NY, NY
and Chris Kreis, MD, Harvard University, Boston, MA |
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Technical Issues Relating to Wireless Live
Video Broadcasting. (College of Nursing Main Floor Room 216) John C. Pearson |
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Integrating Methods, Facilities, and Curriculum. (College of Nursing Main Floor Room 218) James L. Culberson, Jeffrey Altemus, Allison K. Reed, Univ. West
Virginia, Morgantown, VA |
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Wireless
Application Protocol (WAP): You Can Access the Web on Your Cell Phone. How
Can this New Technology be Used in Medical Education. (College of Nursing Main Floor Room 203) Sharon Dennis, MLS, Eccles Library, University
of Utah. |
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Predict the Future: Technology and Medical Education
in 2010. (Eccles Library Main Floor) Tracy Kelly, better health @ here now,
Association of American Medical Colleges, Washington DC |