Assessment
Assessment Essentials
Assessing Student Learning
Learning Assessment Techniques
Assessment in Health Professions Education
Academic Medicine
Advances in Health Sciences Education
Medical Education
Medical Teacher
Medical Science Educator
Teaching and Learning in Medicine
The Chronicle of Higher Education
The Adult Learner
Advising Student Groups and Organizations
Achieving Excellence in Medical Education
Beyond Meetings
The Changing Face of Medical Education
Collaborative Learning Techniques
Creating Significant Learning Experiences
Curriculum Development for Medical Education
Disrupting Class
Educating Physicians
Education for Future Practice
The Eight Roles of the Medical Teacher
Essential Skills for a Medical Teacher
How to Assess Doctors and Health Professionals
How Learning Works
An Introduction to Medical Teaching
Made to Stick
Make It Stick
A Practical Guide for Medical Teachers
A Practical Guide to Teaching and Assessing the ACGME Core Competencies
Remediation for the Struggling Medical Learner
Taking Action Against Clinician Burnout
Thanks for the Feedback
Teaching with Classroom Response Systems
Understanding How We Learn
Understanding Medical Education
What the Best College Teachers Do
Designing Presentations
Power Points!
Presentation Zen
(2012)
Presentation Zen
(2008)
Slide:ology
The library has access to four databases that allow students to download images for PPT presentations. More often than not, these PPT slides will be pre-cited. It is your responsibility to check that slides are pre-cited and are in the correct format for you presentation. In addition, please do not remove pre-formatted material from the slide (e.g. database logos).
FAQs:
Q: Are these available for commercial purposes, either for use in my research paper, manual, etc.
A: While fair use and our database vendors allow you to use slides for academic purposes, it you want to use slides for commercial purposes, you should ask for permission from the publisher/database
vendor beforehand.
Q: Do I have to create a free account in the databases to access the PowerPoint builder?
A: Yes, and, no. ClinicalKey requires that you create a free account to download slides, but UpToDate, AccessMedicine, BMJ Case Report, and NEJM do not. However, we encourage all users to create
free accounts in their most heavily used databases because you will unlock advanced features (e.g. following topics, receiving email alerts, favorite content, etc.).
Q: Does the library have database guides with more information about creating an account, advanced features, best practices, etc.?
A: Yes! Visit our Database Guides page.
1. Search AccessMedicine for a specific topic or image.
2. Click "Images" or "Tables.
3. Click "View in Context" to open the desired image or table and click "Download".
1. A broad search will create results page that includes images from eBooks and eJournals.
Helpful Hint: If you are looking for images from only eBooks, the simplest method is to open a specific eBook and search for images within that specific eBook.
2. Add an Image to your presentation builder by clicking the "Add to Presentation" icon and select a folder.
3. Access and export your presentation to PowerPoint from your account dashboard.
1. Search New England Journal of Medicine for a specific topic or image.
2. Click "Figures/Multimedia" and then "Media Types" to customize the results page.
3. Download images as PDFs.
1. Search UpToDate for a specific topic or image.
2. To access images, click "Graphics", then select the image and click "Export to Powerporint".
|
Colorado Campus 8401 S. Chambers Road, Parker, CO 80112 | Tel: (720) 875-2847 RVUCOM-SU Campus 255 E. Center Street, Ivins, UT 84738 | Tel: (435) 222-1333
|
