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This document lists several free online tools that can be used for presentations and communication. Flikr is mentioned as a search engine for images with filters for creative commons or commercial licenses. Jing allows users to capture and share anything on their computer screen. Prezi is a cloud-based presentation software that uses a zoomable canvas. SlideShare allows users to share PowerPoint presentations. Animoto turns photos and videos into professional video slideshows. ZohoShow is described as being like PowerPoint but free and web-based. NoteandPoint is an online gallery of presentations that can provide examples of good presentation formats and styles.
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- SlideShare for sharing PowerPoint presentations online
- Skype and UStream for live video streaming and conferencing
- Animoto for turning photos and videos into slideshows
- ZohoShow as a free web-based alternative to PowerPoint
- NoteandPoint for finding example presentation materials
- EndNote for citation management
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This document provides an orientation to public health resources available through the Nova Southeastern University libraries. It highlights the public health library website as a starting point, and provides the library liaison's contact information. It then demonstrates how to access electronic textbooks, reserve books through interlibrary loan, journal articles, citation management software, and other student resources. The goal is to allow easier navigation of the libraries' resources for public health students.
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To access a module, select "SHOP" from the top menu and choose a module to view. Click "Buy now $0" and then "Confirm Purchase" to access the module. Click "Launch" and then "accept" to open the module. Modules contain anatomy, video, simulation, and quiz sections that can be explored. Navigation arrows allow moving between sections and bringing back the top menu.
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The document provides information about library resources available to clinical affiliates of Nova Southeastern University's Health Professions Division (NSU-HPD). It summarizes key online resources including ebooks, databases, and mobile apps that provide medical information. Clinical affiliates can access these resources through the HPD Library website and must authenticate or login to access full-text articles and apps. It highlights resources for evidence-based clinical decision making, drug information, board preparation, and publishing support that are available both online and through mobile apps.
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This document provides an overview of library resources available to clinical affiliates through the NSU-HPD Library, including how to access electronic journals, books, and databases from mobile devices. Key resources highlighted include UpToDate, ClinicalKey, PubMed, ILLiad for article requests, and mobile apps such as AccessMedicine, Audio Digest, and Johns Hopkins Guides. Authentication may be required to access full text. The library is available to help with login or search assistance.
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Hpd library resources for clinical affiliates new
The document provides an overview of library resources available through the NSU-HPD Library for clinical affiliates, including:
- Access to the library catalog and databases to search for articles, journals, and ebooks. Some resources require authenticating through a MyAccess account.
- PubMed and Full Text Finder to search for full text articles and determine if full text access is available.
- Interlibrary loan (ILLiad) to request articles not available electronically.
- Clinical point-of-care resources like UpToDate, Lexicomp, ClinicalKey that can be accessed via app with WiFi.
- Medical subject and board preparation resources like AccessMedicine, USMLE, COMLEX
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This orientation document provides information about accessing biomedical informatics resources through the Nova Southeastern University libraries. It recommends bookmarking the biomedical informatics library website, which has been redesigned for easier navigation. Contact information is provided for Kristin Kroger, the biomedical informatics library liaison, for any questions. Instructions are included for accessing electronic textbooks and requesting chapters from print books through interlibrary loan. Information is also given on accessing journal articles and citation management tools like EndNote that are available through the libraries.
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This document provides an orientation to public health library resources at Nova Southeastern University. It recommends bookmarking the redesigned public health library website for easier navigation. It then outlines how to access electronic textbooks and journal articles, use interlibrary loan to request book chapters, and download the APA style guide and EndNote citation manager for free. The document emphasizes contacting the public health library liaison with any questions, providing their direct contact information.
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The document provides an orientation to public health library resources at Nova Southeastern University. It recommends bookmarking the redesigned public health library website for easier navigation. It also provides the library liaison's contact information and guides users on how to access electronic textbooks and journal articles, request book chapters through interlibrary loan, and download the citation management software EndNote. The orientation emphasizes the library liaison is available via email or phone for assistance in using library resources.
MSBI orientation
This document provides an orientation to biomedical informatics resources available through the Nova Southeastern University library. It introduces the redesigned biomedical informatics library website and annotated orientation guide. It describes how to access electronic textbooks, noting platforms may have different layouts and capabilities. Hard copy textbooks on reserve can only be used in the library but chapters are available through interlibrary loan. It also discusses accessing journal articles and free citation management software like EndNote. Contact information is provided for library assistance.
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This document provides an orientation to biomedical informatics resources available through the Nova Southeastern University library. It introduces the redesigned biomedical informatics library website and annotated orientation guide. It also describes how to access electronic textbooks and journal articles, request chapters from print books on reserve, and use citation management tools like EndNote. Contact information is provided for the biomedical informatics library liaison for any questions.
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1. The document provides instructions for nutrition students on how to access library resources including finding books, requesting chapters from books, accessing ebooks and journals, and contacting the library liaison.
2. Students can search the library catalog to find nutrition books and check availability at different libraries, request books be mailed or sent to their campus for pickup.
3. Distance students can request scanned chapters through interlibrary loan and will receive a PDF if available.
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