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IT BDS Year1 module
An introductory lecture on ICT given to 1st year dental students - 2017
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on 28 September 2017Transcript of IT BDS Year1 module
ICT
Aim
To be competent using Information and Communication Technologies in Dentistry and the School of Dentistry
Learning Outcomes
To have knowledge on the use of IT and its impact in Dentistry
To be familiar with the various rules & regulations associated with IT
To be competent in searching the Internet and making it work for YOU
email
plagarism
Information care
information abuse
Writing, Presenting and Counting
Digital Photography in Dentistry
Mike Sharland
Professor Damien Walmsley
No 1 rule for Presenting - KISS
E - a.d.walmsley@bham.ac.uk
T - @dammo
F - www.facebook.com/damien.walmsley
P - www.flickr.com/damienwalmsley
I - @dammodammo
B - Brumdentists.com
G+ - plus.google.com/116810809691640545061
W - damienwalmsley.com
http://creativecommons.org/
Walmsley's 10 tips
4
IT savvy Dentists
Be sensible
Protect information
Be nice to people
Hide things away, encrypt and stay private
Don’t steal or cheat (don’t plagiarise)
Acknowledge the work of others in words, music or pictures
Speed and intelligent Internet searching is key
Be critical and only use the best source of evidence
Always ask your clinicians about the evidence
Finally be ready as the next big thing is here
https://duckduckgo.com/?q=snapchat+deleted+photos
https://klout.com/#/overview
You can use your iPad to take pictures
Remember confidentiality
https://www.thebalance.com/free-online-word-processors-1356661
Learn to Touch Type
https://www.typingclub.com/typing-qwerty-en.html
Full transcriptAim
To be competent using Information and Communication Technologies in Dentistry and the School of Dentistry
Learning Outcomes
To have knowledge on the use of IT and its impact in Dentistry
To be familiar with the various rules & regulations associated with IT
To be competent in searching the Internet and making it work for YOU
plagarism
Information care
information abuse
Writing, Presenting and Counting
Digital Photography in Dentistry
Mike Sharland
Professor Damien Walmsley
No 1 rule for Presenting - KISS
E - a.d.walmsley@bham.ac.uk
T - @dammo
F - www.facebook.com/damien.walmsley
P - www.flickr.com/damienwalmsley
I - @dammodammo
B - Brumdentists.com
G+ - plus.google.com/116810809691640545061
W - damienwalmsley.com
http://creativecommons.org/
Walmsley's 10 tips
4
IT savvy Dentists
Be sensible
Protect information
Be nice to people
Hide things away, encrypt and stay private
Don’t steal or cheat (don’t plagiarise)
Acknowledge the work of others in words, music or pictures
Speed and intelligent Internet searching is key
Be critical and only use the best source of evidence
Always ask your clinicians about the evidence
Finally be ready as the next big thing is here
https://duckduckgo.com/?q=snapchat+deleted+photos
https://klout.com/#/overview
You can use your iPad to take pictures
Remember confidentiality
https://www.thebalance.com/free-online-word-processors-1356661
Learn to Touch Type
https://www.typingclub.com/typing-qwerty-en.html