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Welcome to WikiVet! WikiVet is an international initiative to provide a comprehensive on-line veterinary curriculum. The site currently has 5,936 articles. WikiVet Articles are pages of text organised via three different routes: Discipline System Species Each page can be accessed by multiple approaches. If you know what you are looking for, type it in the search box. If not, have a look through one of this routes. Resources contain lots of different ways to either expand or test your knowledge. Have a look at eLearning showcase to give you an idea of what is available, or you can delve right in to what you are interested in. If you are a pre-clinical student, you may find accessing content and learning resources via this route more convenient. If you have a question about WikiVet or need a hand with something, please check this section out first, you may find your answer. If not, please email WikiVet team or you can post a comment on our Facebook page. News WikiVet Team Attended the NOVICE Summer School Members of the WikiVet team attended the NOVICE Summer School in Budapest at Szent István University, Faculty of Veterinary Science on 25-26 August 2011. The Network Of Veterinary ICt in Education (NOVICE) seeks to explore and extend the use of Web 2.0 tools in veterinary education and lifelong learning. The interactive site enables members - which include veterinarians, veterinary students, ICT educationalists and veterinary educationalists - to exchange knowledge and expertise throughout Europe and beyond. We think of it as the discussion part of WikiVet. The summer school provided an opportunity to meet and exchange ideas, discuss projects and strengthen already existing relationships between members. The next Summer School will be in Bucharest in October 2012. News Archive WikiVet Newsletter Archive New Content The OVAL Project is progressing at full speed. A sample of questions from the Equine Internal Medicine Q&A book has now been published. Check it out! We are also improving and reviewing many pages under the OVAL Project. The newest ones are: Porcine Adenovirus Ornithobacterium rhinotracheale Porcine Epidemic Diarrhoea Mycoplasma synoviae Infectious Bursal Disease Turkey Coronavirus Epizootic Ulcerative Syndrome Enteric Redmouth Disease Mycoplasma meleagridis Infectious Salmon Anaemia Channel Catfish Virus Vibriosis - Fish Avian Infectious Laryngotracheitis Avian Infectious Bronchitis Avian Encephalomyelitis Duck Hepatitis Virus Follow us on Twitter to get notified whenever a new page is released! If you have some teaching resources like these that you would like to make available via WikiVet, why not contact the WikiVet team? If you have any comments or suggestions, please feel free to email the WikiVet team or you can post a comment on our Facebook page! Vet Schools Location The map on the left shows all veterinary schools that have created a page on WikiVet. You can see the interactive map to find out what the pins represents. The schools with a dot in their pin have a page that is populated with content. You can see their pages via clicking on the pin and following the link provided or you can see a preview by clicking on the plus sign next to the link. The schools that have an 'X' in their pin have not populated their page, would you like to create the page about your school? See how to create a school page. The latest schools to create pages and be put on the map are: Szent István University, Faculty of Veterinary Science in Hungary Koret Vet School in Israel, TiHo Hannover in Germany, Utrecht Vet school in The Netherlands and, Alfort Vet School in France Below is the current list of vet school pages. Click on the plus sign to expand the list. ▼ Vet Schools ► Africa ► Asia ► Australasia ► Europe ► North America ► South America