Ovid training 10-21-2015
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An Introduction to: 1. Primal Pictures: Anatomy and Physiology Online 2. Clemson Journals@Ovid 3. New OvidToday Journal App The training session provides a detailed searching demonstration of Primal Pictures (Anatomy and Physiology Online). Topics Covered: Understand how to review content at your own pace, apply knowledge using clinical case studies, and self-test using interactive quizzes (exportability so instructors can create custom curriculum elements such as handouts & tests and so students can create study guides). The variety of content types, such as, 3D, 2D, dissection images, and animated movies, to best illustrate and inform students in an interesting manner. How easy the product is to learn and use for students and faculty. How to save/print text, videos, dissections etc. Finding Evidence Based Medicine Reviews. Searching for answers to your clinical questions. And more! Presented by: Kathi Grainger, Training Manager Wolters Kluwer Health Medical Research Library Database Training Edwards Hall Room 201 (next to the LRC) Wednesday, October 21, 2015 Session Time Options: • 10:00am-11:00am or • 11:00am-12:00pm or • 12:30pm-1:30pm or • 1:30pm-2:30pm Please Join Us For… Questions? Contact Kristen Lawson (864) 656-5477 or [email protected]
Transcript of Ovid training 10-21-2015
An Introduction to:
1. Primal Pictures: Anatomy and Physiology Online 2. Clemson Journals@Ovid 3. New OvidToday Journal App
The training session provides a detailed searching
demonstration of Primal Pictures (Anatomy and Physiology Online).
Topics Covered:
Understand how to review content at your own pace, apply
knowledge using clinical case studies, and self-test using
interactive quizzes (exportability so instructors can create
custom curriculum elements such as handouts & tests and
so students can create study guides).
The variety of content types, such as, 3D, 2D, dissection
images, and animated movies, to best illustrate and inform
students in an interesting manner.
How easy the product is to learn and use for students and
faculty.
How to save/print text, videos, dissections etc.
Finding Evidence Based Medicine Reviews.
Searching for answers to your clinical questions.
And more!
Presented by: Kathi Grainger, Training Manager Wolters Kluwer Health Medical Research
Library
Database
Training
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Edwards Hall Room 201
(next to the LRC)
Wednesday, October 21, 2015 Session Time Options: • 10:00am-11:00am or • 11:00am-12:00pm or • 12:30pm-1:30pm or • 1:30pm-2:30pm
Please Join Us For…
Questions? Contact Kristen Lawson
(864) 656-5477 or [email protected]
