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Saturday, February 28, 2015
Getting to Know Each Other! Skittles Style!
I came across this linky party and I love it! I could see myself doing something similar with my kiddos! Latoya at Flying into First Grade is hosting a linky party to get us more acquainted... and the theme is Skittles!!!
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Here is the code for the linky:
Red- Favorite Ice Cream Flavor
Orange- Favorite Memory from College
Yellow- Favorite Sports Team
Green- Favorite Fast Food Place
Purple- Wild Card(Tell anything about yourself)
RED
I absolutely love Cookie Dough, Cookies and Cream, and Vanilla... but I have a new ice cream downfall... fruit ice cream! Its healthier and it works out way better for my lactose intolerance! And of course... I found it on Pinterest! Click the picture below to check it out!
ORANGE
This is a tough one... I have so many great memories from college! My husband went to school up in Boston and even though we visit friends up there frequently, I miss being able to walk to everything... particularly in spring and summer!
YELLOW
This is a tough one between the Yankees and the Giants... but I have to go Giants! I love football season!... even if it is freezing when we go to the games!
GREEN
I have a secret downfall... McDonalds french fries! I used to go through the drive through just to get a large fries... then they posted that the large fries are 500 calories and I couldnt physically finish a large anymore... nor can I go there as often!
PURPLE
Oh my gosh... tell anything about myself! Thats a tough one! Years ago my grandma taught me how to crochet and knit, and Im determined to get back into it! Ive been pinning a lot of things I want to try and Im going to go through my Grandmas needlecraft books as well... now I just need to find some time to make things!
If you havent linked up yet, be sure to stop by Latoyas blog to link up!
Friday, February 27, 2015
Medical Apps for Learning Teaching Research Listly Style!
ALREADY!
Yes, there are already wonderful collections of Medical and Healthcare related apps for Apple, Android, BlackBerry and Windows devices, which even include app reviews such as iMedicalApps. Cool!
Though, we all need our own tailored collections in our fields (learning domains), which empower us with quick and easy access to discover and find apps we need for our learning, teaching, research and practice.
TAILORED COLLECTIONS
As a result, I am using Listly to initiate a collective drive at the International Medical University (IMU) (where I work) towards making relevant and useful apps for learning, teaching and research easy to discover and access for students and staff.
Firstly, Listly empowers us to add tags to all items (apps) we add, and indicates how many items per tag. As the list grows, certainly tags will be become increasingly relevant and useful to zoom in what we are looking for.
Secondly, this app resource collection has been designed to empower easy and quick access to a particular app for our respective mobile devices (Android, Apple, Windows, etc.) if it exist.
Thirdly, it is indicated in the app title in brackets, whether it is free, commercial or have both versions. *F = Free *F/C = Free & Commercial versions *C = Commercial version only.
Thirdly, it is indicated in the app title in brackets, whether it is free, commercial or have both versions. *F = Free *F/C = Free & Commercial versions *C = Commercial version only.
Fourthly, I have just started to add items to this list, meaning you are most welcome to suggest items to the list, too (Moderated to ensure consistent design and filter out rubbish). You need a Listly account to add items directly to the collection. Also, please feel free to vote up your favorite medical apps and inform us if you are using them.
Finally, please suggest how to improve the collection design further (Example: Should pricing be mentioned?).
Also, please anticipate that this organic list will grow fast and become increasingly juicy over the coming days, weeks and months...Thanks :)
Medical Apps for Learning, Teaching & Research
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