from: smiley4017 1 year ago

Welcome to Ingham Regional Medical Center, Medical Education. Here you will find information regarding the Lansing area

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from: smiley4017 1 year ago

Take a look at our Emergency Medicine Residency Program.

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from: gmayman 11 months ago

Introduction to library services at the University of Michigan's Public Health Library & Informatics for incoming School of Public Health SPH students.

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from: tvol 10 months ago

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from: edwardvielmetti 8 months ago

Sheryl Mase and Suzanne Robinson's presentation on library databases available through MeL to all residents of the state of Michigan.

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from: benc 8 months ago

The era of the public display is upon us. In the past year, two public display projects have been deployed inside of SI; Paul Resnick's "Thank you display" and more recently, Josh Palay's MichiPosters. In this talk, I will provide an overview of existing public display projects, introduce a growing genre of audience aware public displays, and discuss two specific public display deployments in Design Lab One and Nokia Research Palo Alto. The talk will conclude with a discussion of how Prospero can make it easy to "play" and "explore" the audience aware-display design space.

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from: umhealthscienceslibraries 8 months ago

A brief introduction to the role of Dr. Jonathan Taft in the development and evolution of professional ethics in American dentistry.

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from: LindaGirard 8 months ago

Marketing Roundtable Panel in Ann Arbor Michigan held on - 11.20.07 at SPARK Central. Linda Girard, Co-founder & Visionary of Pure Visibility, Inc. created and moderated the panel of experts. Panelists included: • Andy King, founder, Website Optimization & author “Speed Up Your Site” • Daniel O'Neil, Alchemist & Lead Analyst, Pure Visibility • Abbey Beardslee, Sale Planner, MySpace.com/FOX Interactive

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from: maniakes 8 months ago

How Michigan libraries are using Evergreen to transform their use of integrated library systems.

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from: suzchap 6 months ago

http://www.lib.umich.edu/news/millionth.html

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from: mrgarin 5 months ago

An introduction to the open.michigan open educational resources initiative at the University of Michigan.

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from: wsiebler 4 months ago

Michigan SEO Solutions get on Google's first page and reap the traffic rewards..

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Competitive seo rates and real results guaranteed -competitive seo rates to get you on Google's first page...

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from: klarkin 4 months ago

Affirmations Community Center and Local Resources for LGBT People

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from: perplexity 4 months ago

Final version is at: http://tinyurl.com/24u6dx Academic health sciences libraries support the educational, research, clinical, and service missions of the universities and healthcare institutions of which they are a part. In the recent past, this has meant primarily building print and web-based collections of health and research information, and providing classes and services that facilitate the use and integration of these collections into the skillset of the local academic healthcare community. In Spring of 2007, the University of Michigan Medical School purchased an island in Second Life. In supporting the activities associated with this initiative, we have found that many of the activities and services we have traditionally offered are not immediately relevant in the new environment, are needs that are being filled by others, or are beyond the scope of what is possible with the resources currently available to us. Examples of these might include teaching how to search Medline, offering classes relating to health skill sets, building collections of health information. Similarly, many of the activities and services we have found ourselves embracing in Second Life are hard to imagine ever happening in our real life libraries. Examples of these might include building freebie collections, teaching classes on how to make clothes, setting up a Spirit Shop for the university (along with making the inventory), hosting in-world and out-world events to engage community, setting up a patient support group, as well as helping folks navigate Orientation and Help Islands. Here we present information about the similarities and differences between what we do in which environment and why we do or do not offer similar services in the other environment, as well as discuss the planning process and skill sets required. We would particularly like to focus on tools that have formed the basis of our community building efforts, which have largely depended on resources that bridge Second Life and the broader online and analog environments. So, when it comes to leading the way in a new and emerging technological environment, what are librarians going to do? Our answer: whatever needs to be done.

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from: umhealthscienceslibraries 4 months ago

Academic health sciences libraries support the educational, research, clinical, and service missions of the universities and healthcare institutions of which they are a part. In the recent past, this has meant primarily building print and web-based collections of health and research information, and providing classes and services that facilitate the use and integration of these collections into the skillset of the local academic healthcare community. In Spring of 2007, the University of Michigan Medical School purchased an island in Second Life. In supporting the activities associated with this initiative, we have found that many of the activities and services we have traditionally offered are not immediately relevant in the new environment, are needs that are being filled by others, or are beyond the scope of what is possible with the resources currently available to us. Examples of these might include teaching how to search Medline, offering classes relating to health skill sets, building collections of health information. Similarly, many of the activities and services we have found ourselves embracing in Second Life are hard to imagine ever happening in our real life libraries. Examples of these might include building freebie collections, teaching classes on how to make clothes, setting up a Spirit Shop for the university (along with making the inventory), hosting in-world and out-world events to engage community, setting up a patient support group, as well as helping folks navigate Orientation and Help Islands. Here we present information about the similarities and differences between what we do in which environment and why we do or do not offer similar services in the other environment, as well as discuss the planning process and skill sets required. We would particularly like to focus on tools that have formed the basis of our community building efforts, which have largely depended on resources that bridge Second Life and the broader online and analog environments. So, when it comes to leading the way in a new and emerging technological environment, what are librarians going to do? Our answer: whatever needs to be done.

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from: lablogga 4 months ago

So far virtual worlds have been used mainly for architectural builds and interaction. The next obvious step is making them alive with data, streaming in data and representing it visually. Data visualization in Second Life is growing rapidly. Wiki: http://sldataviz.pbwiki.com/ Conference link: http://www.life20.net

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