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| − | == About me == | + | == About me == |
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| − | My name is Brian Cox, I work at the RVC in the eMedia Department. | + | My name is Brian Cox, I work at the RVC in the eMedia Department. |
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| − | My role in the team is mainly to create | + | My role in the team is mainly to play with the back and and instal plugin's etc |
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| − | [[Image:brian.jpg|thumb|150px|right|Brian at the beach]] | + | [[Image:Brian.jpg|thumb|right|150px]] |
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| − | [mailto:bcox@rvc.ac.uk eMail Brian]
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| − | [[Pathology]]
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| − | == What I hope to get out of this project ==
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| − | I hope to be able to make this a project that will grow in all our vet schools
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| − | == My best learning experience ==
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| − | Learning to ride a bike
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| − | '''and why it was good'''
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| − | when i fell of it hurt, so it made me work harder
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| − | == Pathology that interests me ==
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| − | sheep's heads with worms in
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| − | == Pathology that I think is difficult ==
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| − | most of it
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| − | [[Image:Pot0013.mp4]]
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| − | [http://stream2.rvc.ac.uk/Pathology/MFox_Oestrus_ovis/sheeps-head-worm.wmv Example of sheep's head and worm]
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| − | [[Nick Short|Nick Short]]
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| − | [[Image:mindmap.png|thumb|150px|left|Brian's mind is small]]
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| − | ==Day one thoughts==
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| − | ===What (three things) I learnt today===
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| − | # What kind of person I am
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| − | # I know less about media wiki
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| − | # cmap tools
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| − | ===What I still need to learn===
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| − | How to use mediawiki
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| − | ===How I feel about what has happened today===
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| − | Very happy, I just hope that this all works out.
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| − | good luck everyone :)
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| − | ==Notes==
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