Category: DGR
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Podcast episode 23
A new podcast is up on iTunes and the medicine page of my blog. Rhi and I finish talking about our list of things med students really should know about the anatomy of the pelvis. We include the vas deferens and the urethra, the os, the organs of the female pelvis and their ligaments, and…
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Game over, man!
So that’s it, the embryology lecture series has finished. The final result of the quiz series was a draw, with the boys winning the final lecture quiz to level the series at 5:5. Given the really simple nature of the first couple of questions (and my awesome animations that I created to teach neurulation) I…
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Embryology podcast
Rhi and I are still chucking out podcasts even though we’re separated by the Bristol Channel. Unfortunately recording over Skype is a bit of a pain in the arse, and Rhi sounds pretty good while I sound like a bee in a jam jar. Skype keeps adjusting my mic levels and I have to tweak…
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Endocrine Embryology Podcast
I recorded a podcast for the endocrine embryology lecture recently, but I’ve not yet had time to draw images for the enhanced version. It should be available via iTunes and the medicine page soon. This podcast is a little out of sync with the other lectures in the embryology series. As there is an exam…
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Enhanced Podcasts
I’ve uploaded a podcast based upon the last embryology lecture about the development of the musculoskeletal system. Unfortunately I haven’t been able to add images to these podcasts in the enhanced format as I have wanted to: I just haven’t had enough time. I need to draw the images myself and this just takes too…
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iPod more popular than beer?
apple.slashdot.org/apple/06/06/08/1954233.shtml And while I’m linking to /. articles, here’s another one about the prevalence and importance of the iPod at Universities. The information is based upon US uni’s, but from my own experience I’d apply it to UK institutions too, and suggest that this is a very good reason for providing students with podcast based…