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Welcome to this discussion about midwifery and midwifery education. Please feel free to leave a comment and contribute or just to peruse the contents of this blog. I took the photo at the top at Mossburn recently. I photographed the scene through my sunglass lens, hence the sepia effect. I hope you enjoy checking out the contents of my blog. Come back soon as I am always changing and updating.
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Carolyn's midwifery blog: Midwives online
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Other blogs I am interested in
- Babycatcher
- Fled, My new wordpress blog
- Hathor the cow goddess: and the evolution revolution
- Infomidwife
- Meconium happens: An American homebirth midwife's blog
- Midwife Muse
- Midwife: Sage Femme, Hebamme, Comadrona, Partera
- Midwifery Junction. An online meeting place and resources for midwives
- Online learning communities
- River Eden Doula
- Sarah Stewart's blog
- WikiEducator Midwifery page (free education resources for midwives)
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- Results of my poll
- Managing my online life in igoogle
- How and why to wash your hands.
- Pushing up daisies in second life
- What is the good evidence for midwifery practice?
- Gilly Salmon talks about designing elearning
- Liecester university introduction to elearning in ...
- Keeping it clean in midwifery practice
- Enhancing student learning in second life
- Managing widgets in my blog
- Playing with my blog
- Unicef: State of the worlds children 2008
- Can't post comments
- Fathers roles at birth and parenting
- Formula for disaster WHO Code violations in the Ph...
- Virtual midwifery in the "Mommy and Me clinic"?
- A tribute to breasts and breastfeeding
- Breasts and breast feeding
- Technology and birth (Monty Python)
- Doula and midwifery assistants
- More about VBAC. Your input wanted
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Links to some interesting things for rural midwives
- Michel Odent's website with articles on pregnancy and birth related topics
- Dr Sarah Buckley's website of articles on gentle birth
- New Zealand rural GP network. Also includes rural nursing
- This makes the principles of pharmacology fun.
- Rural and remote Health online journal. Email you when topics of interest to you are published
- Rural midwives wikis space. Have a go at editing this site and adding your thoughts
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2 comments:
Hi Carolyn. These postings on SL are really good - especially the ones that refer to pedagogy.
Debbie
Great to see you back in blogland again Debbie. Are you still in Japan? I am starting to enjoy finding out a bit more about second life. Still feel nervous and a little anxious and unsure of myself there however. As you can see from my postings I do see some possibilities for education and learning however I think my vision of scenarios may be a wee way off yet. I would be interested to know how it goes for you incorporating this into your curriculum, if this is what you do. I will keep an eye on your blog for news.
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