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Course Management System - BECON

BECON web site

BECON (Baylor Education Computing Network) powered by Blackboard, provides a powerful and easy-to-use tool for instructors to build and manage virtual classrooms and online class materials without programming HTML. Read more about BECON or request a course set up. Yes, requires VPN For additional information about BECON, please contact Sherry Vafa, Ed.D.

Images.MD

 ImagesMD web site

Images.MD compiles over 48,000 high-quality images spanning all of internal medicine, all derived from Current Medicine’s renowned series of illustrated atlases. Each image is accompanied by detailed and informative text written by over 2,000 contributing experts. Yes, requires VPN Be sure to register so you will be able to develop your own image library, create PowerPoint® presentations of images in your library, and order customized CD-ROMs of your favorite slides.

MERLOT- Multimedia Educuation Resource for Learning and Online Teaching

MERLOT web site

MERLOT is a free and open resource designed primarily for faculty and students of higher education. Links to online learning materials are collected here along with annotations such as peer reviews and assignments. Yes MERLOT's Federated Search allows you to search multiple databases at one time.

HEAL - Health Education Assets Library

HEAL - Health Education Assets Library web  site

HEAL's primary mission is making a rich collection of multimedia freely available to health sciences educators. The core collection of HEAL consists of several thousand multimedia items, covering a wide scope of health educational topics, including anatomy, pathology, neurology, and radiology.

HEAL also functions as a publishing venue, as authors may submit high-quality multimedia resources for peer review and publication within HEAL.

Yes Be sure to register on the HEAL site. It's free and allows you to access resources, submit resources, or download content.

MDConsult

 MDConsult web site

MD Consult offers clinical resources in a modular format designed to work independently or together. The complete clinical knowledge system offers both general interest and specialty focused Service Editions, add-on content Collections, and MDC Mobile for handheld devices. Yes, requires VPN Users will need to register for access the first visit and thereafter log in. Registration provides provides a custom user profile. Use MDConsult with your PDA - click the MDC Mobile link on the top menu.

MedEdPORTAL

MedEd Portal

The AAMC has a longstanding interest in educational technologies and mechanisms that facilitate the exchange of teaching resources, particularly materials that are costly to develop. MedEdPORTAL is a new publishing venue through which faculty may disseminate their educational works. It was designed to promote collaboration and educational scholarship by facilitating the exchange of peer reviewed teaching resources such as tutorials, virtual patients, cases (PBL, SP, OSCE), lab manuals, assessment instruments, faculty development materials, etc. Yes

It is the only online inventory that focuses exclusively on the continuum of medical education and addresses the unique needs of medical educators. MedEdPORTAL contains information about published resources and indicates how these materials may be accessed or obtained by interested faculty.

Click Login from the main menu then click New User to register on the site. Be sure to select Baylor College of Medicine from the drop-down Institution menu. Registration is free and allows you to customize your MedEd PORTAL as well as submit resources for publication on the MedEdPORTAL.

The CATCHUM Project

CATCHUM home page

The CATCHUM Project is a consortium of the 8 Texas Medical Schools dedicated to educating medical students about cancer prevention and screening. Based at the University of Texas Medical Branch Educational Cancer Center, the CATCHUM Project is funded by the National Cancer Institute - (Grant #8 R25 CA65618). Yes  

 

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