I just made a presentation with 10 pictures that relate somehow to the impact of social media in medicine.
This was a “talk” that I did at the MGFamiliar.net Talks.
I’m just preparing an audio file, so that it can be more understandable.
Foto from Thomas Hawk, via http://www.hastac.org
Twitter is not only a social phenomena. Its influence in education and knowledge management is exceeding boundaries.
But imagine you want to use something you read in a tweet… How could you cite it in your paper?
Gunter Eysenbach, @eysenbach, recommendes the use of WebCite in creating a reference like this one:
Eysenbach G (03-04-2009). wondering about how to archive my tweets (and friends’ tweets) locally – any solutions out there? Retrieved from twitter.com, archived at http://www.webcitation.org/5foXLx2sm
Now I can use some tweets on my final GP vocational training report.
Some additional information:
Twitter and Other Mobilizing Tools for Learning and Teaching – Dr. Shock
Twitter as a tool for Personal Knowledge Management - Eric Mack Online
