For VWLEM (Virtual Worlds, Libraries, Education and Museums) on March 8, 2008.

posted by umhealthscienceslibraries on Whatcha Gonna Do?: An Academic Health Sciences Library in Second Life Embraces New Roles [slide 1] (1 hour ago, 0 since then)

Thank you most kindly. :)

posted by umhealthscienceslibraries on Willoughby D. Miller (1853-1907), Scientific Pioneer of Dentistry [slide 1] (2 days ago, 0 since then)

Thank you for the kind comment. :) I am putting something related in my blog. Have a shareable life sci research iGoogle tab ...

posted by umhealthscienceslibraries on Google for Life Science Researchers [slide 1] (6 days ago, 0 since then)

That is interesting. On the flip side, there is a very active midwifery community in Second Life. I find it interesting where in social media certain communities seem to lodge themselves. :)

posted by umhealthscienceslibraries on Twitter and Microblogging for Public Health [slide 1] (3 weeks ago, 0 since then)

I'd love to find the original image sources. Since there is no citation, may I assume they are all in your account? Excellent photographs!

posted by umhealthscienceslibraries on Create, Connect, Collect, Share: Web-based Tools for Learning [slide 1] (3 months ago, 1 since then)

You're very kind.

posted by umhealthscienceslibraries on Online Social Networks in Health and Healthcare [slide 1] (3 months ago, 0 since then)

I am really quite fond of this. I find myself using it a lot for slides presentation backgrounds and for Second Life textures. The one thing I wish it did, and it doesn't do well, is arrows and better text positioning. It is really very easy to use. :)|

posted by umhealthscienceslibraries on A.viary.com - A Sweet Suite of Online Graphics Tools [slide 1] (3 months ago, 0 since then)

I am really quite fond of this. I find myself using it a lot for slides presentation backgrounds and for Second Life textures. The one thing I wish it did, and it doesn't do well, is arrows and better text positioning. It is really very easy to use. :)

posted by umhealthscienceslibraries on A.viary.com - A Sweet Suite of Online Graphics Tools [slide 1] (3 months ago, 1 since then)

My comment disappeared, so I am trying again. This is really great. The download button gives what my computer perceives as code. What platform/application would use that code?

posted by umhealthscienceslibraries on Free Software/Free Culture Collaboration [slide 1] (4 months ago, 7 since then)

This is excellent - I want to share it with people. The download button give code. What software would read that code? Or is it possible to get a PDF/PPT? @guestd649c8 Maybe he could post the images in Flickr? Would that meet your needs?

posted by umhealthscienceslibraries on Free Software/Free Culture Collaboration [slide 1] (4 months ago, 8 since then)