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Convergence

Creating Tomorrow's CLE

Updates, best practices and resources on content creation for the CLE

UCSF CLE Course Migrations
The transition to Moodle 2 as the CLE”s online course delivery system is in full swing at UCSF. For background information on the move to Moodle 2, see Brian Warling’s post titled “Moodle 2: A Quick Preview.” We would like to take the opportunity to provide UCSF faculty and...
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The Better Presenter

Learn to be a better presenter at UCSF

News, tips and insights that will help you become a better presenter.

Top 5 Lessons Learned from The Last Lecture
Powerful. Inspirational. Emotionally moving. Those are the words that best describe Dr. Daniel Lowenstein’s “The Last Lecture” presentation, delivered to a packed house in Cole Hall on April 25th. The Last Lecture is an annual lecture series hosted by the UCSF Graduate Division (...
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In Plain Sight

Ways to access, manage, and publish your information

Searching and citation management tips and educational insights for faculty, researchers, clinicians, and students.

PeerJ – Innovating Scholarly Publishing
After only a year of existence, the open access publisher PeerJ has already made a splash in the world of scholarly publishing. PeerJ’s two publications, the academic journal PeerJ and pre-print server PeerJ PrePrints, both cater to the biological and medical sciences. Founded by Peter...
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Mobilized

Tips for your mobile life and work

Tips, reviews, and commentary on mobile apps and devices in higher education and health sciences.

Haiku Deck: the most fun you’ll have creating presentation slides
Do you have a presentation coming up and you’re weighing your presentation software options? Does PowerPoint seem too stuffy and Prezi seem too… risky for the easily motion sick? Allow me to introduce a third option: Haiku Deck. Haiku Deck, an iPad app, focuses on the concept of visual...
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CKM Blog

From the UCSF Center for Knowledge Management (CKM)

Software development practices, website performance, and related topics.

Fostering a Culture of Sharing with Code
Here’s a short talk I gave earlier today.
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