June Callwood video pieces
http://wn.com/June_Callwood
There are several videos here about June. The last interview she did with George Strombolopolous is the best but others are good too
Jan Pearce
http://wn.com/June_Callwood
There are several videos here about June. The last interview she did with George Strombolopolous is the best but others are good too
Video on Validation
My son Ryan sent me this as he thought it might be useful in the communications module. I think a small clip of the original guy who comes for "validation" would be really good.
. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cbk980jV7Ao
. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cbk980jV7Ao
Principles of Design to help plan the site
http://www.fgcu.edu/onlinedesign/index.html
Have a look here and see if it helps answers your questions about How long a page is, how many words etc.
I found it in my reading for my course. I also have some other great stuff that should helps us that I will summarize and post
Content from Hospcie Simcoe
This one (above) has amazing photography that might be usable for background or to break up text. Content itself is something I recognize -I wonder about copyright
I got all of this from Leanne Bentley at Hospice Simcoe
Video from Virtual Hospice
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZWLoQkJD0WA
Tons of video on this site - wonder how we find out if we can use it?
Tons of video on this site - wonder how we find out if we can use it?
June Callwood Video and radio clips
I couldn't get these video clips to play as my software is outdated but they sound great. Hopefully someone can view them. We will also need to look at copyright
http://archives.cbc.ca/arts_entertainment/media/topics/1393/
Book resource "View from the bedpan"
b) View From the Bedpan
The second edition of Beverley June Richmond’s book “View From the Bedpan” has just received its third printing. The book deals with serious medical conditions, hospitalization, and the emotions that go hand in hand with the struggle of long-term conditions. The book is available through Epic Press.
Website: HUhttp://essencebookstore.comUH
Copyright info from GBC
Re: Copyright informationUnfortunately I don’t know who Luigi may have been thinking of.. The College has its own photo/video release policy in Marketing, but I think you may be looking for more general terms of use, like Creative Commons licensing. Dave, do you know anything about copyright? Otherwise Jan I think you can find information like that at creativecommons.org.
Thanks
P
PRISCILLA LI
Project Coordinator
School of Design, George Brown College
Phone: 416.415.5000 x.2029
Email: pli@georgebrown.ca
Videos from Circle of Caring
Mindy Shiel sendt me these two video ideas and will get them to me on September 15th
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Making Hard Decisions - ALS Society - video
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Viktor Frankel - DVD copy we made
Mindy Shiel
Hospice Coordinator
Circle of Care... It's good to be home.
530 Wilson Ave., 4th Floor, Toronto, Ontario M3H 5Y9
phone: (416) 635-2900 x 467
fax: (416) 635-1692
Content I have collected
Hospice
This goes with teh DVD (or CDs) from McGill University that I gave Nadev in June
The above content came from Paula Greenwood at Hospice Peterborough. She also has a DVD on their hospice which she will get to me and I have asked for any photos she might have.
The next item came form Hazel Burns Hospice
What happens to "comments" when you cahnge a wiki?
Hi all
When I made a number of changes on "Kits Questions and Answers" I put several comments in the comment place up in the right corner before I save the changes. Now when I look at the changed documents, I cannot see the comments explaining the changes and asking opinions of the others in the work group. What Am I doing wrong?
When I made a number of changes on "Kits Questions and Answers" I put several comments in the comment place up in the right corner before I save the changes. Now when I look at the changed documents, I cannot see the comments explaining the changes and asking opinions of the others in the work group. What Am I doing wrong?
Questions and Answers
This is my third try to write a comment that I hope the rest of you can see.
The first try was when I tried to put a comment ofn Kit's wiki of questions and answers. The small cahnge I put in was saved, but the
comment was not saved.
Then I thought I could put something in my blog that all of you would see. so I clicked on blog and put my comments again. I just
came in now to make another comment and found that my blog had nothing on it. I looked around and found my comment on the
wiki of questions and answers. I thought I was in my own blog but apparently there is a blog for each titled wiki.
So now I am saying the same thing again:
I really liked the questions and the explanations for the correct answers. Th objectives are great too. My suggestion was that we put
in the rational for why the remaining answers are incorrect. That way the gaming people can utilize that information when they build
the evaluation.
Content Collection from hospices
I spent 21/2 hours calling all the hospices on my list (minus King Aurora and Vaughan who I will see)
Things I learned:
1. Friday is not a good day to do it. I spoke to live individuals only 4 times in 23 calls.
2. Long distance charges may become an issue. The two Coordinator of Volunteers I spoke with took 20 mins each.
3. The two Coordinators of Volunteer I spoke with did not have anything to share. One said that they were very careful not to video
tape any clients or volunteers because of privacy and the other said all their training was done by an outside agency who taught the
Fundamentals for $35. The one was very keen on the idea and wanted to use it when it was done. The one who used fundamentals
said that they were "very differencet" in the way they did things and probably wouldn't use it.
I would be interested in what the rest of you find out when you make your calls.
Jan
New Resources
I added to the Resource list page a great site with all kinds of video from the patient`s perspective. Really good content. Not sure
how we get permission but have a look at it and see if you agree that it could probably be used throughout the entire site.
The link is click here
http://www.cancerview.ca/portal/server.pt?open=512&objID=497&&PageID=5149&mode=2&in_hi_userid=3433&cached=true
I also have another resource that I thought I entered on that same page - I know I saved it but when the page came up again, the second entry was not there. I suspect I have done something wrong. I don`t seem to be a fast learner!
The second resource is a set of DVDs called Volunteer Training Videos and it is sponsored by The Council on Palliative care and The McGill Medical Simulator Centre and it was done in April 2009. One of the Hospcie palliative Care team members went ot a conference in Quebec City last week and they were distrbuting them. SHe knew what we were trying to do and especially attended the workshop where it was being presented. Unfortunately, my computer is having ìssues today and will not play it. I wondered if anyone
else had seen it.
Contact Info
Jan Pearce
C: 416-569 1391
Home 416 281 6322 janpearce@yahoo.com
Evergreen Hospice 905 472 5014 jpearce@evergreenhospice.org
C: 416-569 1391
Home 416 281 6322 janpearce@yahoo.com
Evergreen Hospice 905 472 5014 jpearce@evergreenhospice.org