Son of Citation Link

http://citationmachine.net/index.php?callstyle=0&all=

Thank you James!

James has made a great start on our page showing a number of resources he has already found! I'm going to bring in the blogs created by the Web 2.0 project group that is underway on Monday nights. I have a group of six therapists, plus a couple of staff who have already got blogs underway. You will find their reflections interesting, and there are a number of links they have also found - particularly in the neuro area!

Comments

Please note this Blog scrolls down so the most recent post to the blog will be the first to appear. Also note that people are able to make comments for each post by clicking on the comments link. This will also display the comments of others and can act as an online forum or discussion board.

Thanks James

You Tube Link

The video link on the left of the page will take you to video related to occupational therapy. To search for on line videos try accessing Youtube which is the larges online resource for videos on the net. I can help people sign up to a Youtube account and post videos to this site.

Cheers James

Slideshare site

This is the powerpoint presentation from the introductory lecture to Participation in Occupation 1. I have uploaded it onto Slideshare which is a webhost and resource for powerpoint presentations on a number of topics. The content of all viewable presentations on this site has been made public by the author so can be referenced or used appropriately. I can help people to access this site if they want.

Ta James

Death by Powerpoint

These are the links Graeme shared with us in the staff meeting. Clicking on these links will open them automatically.

The presentation viewed in staff meeting

http://breeze.bloomu.edu/powerpointtips/

A good overview of some common problems and solutions

http://www.aboveandbeyond.ltd.uk/dbplite/mainmenue.htm

Other sites

http://www.communicateusingtechnology.com/articles/avoiddeathbypowerppt.htm

http://www.presentationzen.com/presentationzen/

Flickr photo site

Clicking on the Flickr badge on the top right hand side of the screen will take you to Flickr.com. This is a web host for digital photos. You can either sign up and store your own photos on this account or download any photos that have been made public for use in presentations and course work. This can be a useful and legal resource for images. If you want any help opening an account of navigating around the site I'm happy to help. Currently the badge is set to display images related to occupational therapy.

Thanks James