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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)
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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3 comments:
Hi carolyn,
just an unrelated question to this post. When I met you in Glasgow,you said you used a program to take a picture of the web page so you could put it in your powerpoint presentation. I have forgoten how to do that or what the program is called, can you help please?
Ciao Pauline
Hi Pauline.
there are one or two things you can use.
Screencast is a good way and I used it to start with. I am thinking I might go back to using it. http://www.screencast.com/ Not sure how much storage you get for free
Jing is another free program. It works well and I have used it quite a lot. http://www.jingproject.com/
Both screencast and Jing do take a wee bit of time and practice to get them going I think.
The simplest program I have found is kwout http://kwout.com/
It is very easy but it only takes small peices of your screen.
There are other programs where you can actually make videos of your screen and post them to youtube or blip TV, but that is a whole other story, of headaches and frustration and such like, before finally getting success.
thanks Carolyn, I will try them next week and let you know how I go. My presentation isn't until October so lots of time to play.
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