posted Nov 19, 2008 7:11 AM by Jeffery Loo
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updated Nov 19, 2008 7:56 AM
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WHAT TO SUBMIT
- In our October meeting, we agreed upon the nature of your final assignment and your reflective journal. You will be submitting those deliverables to me.
SUBMISSION- For oral presentations of your final assignment or reflective statement, please make an appointment with me.
- For written final assignment reports or reflective statements, please email me your files as an email attachment to jloo@email.unc.edu
- Upon receipt, I will promptly send you an email confirmation.
DUE DATES- Please submit your materials or meet with me before December 5th, 2008, 5PM.
- Life happens, so you will not be penalized for late submissions up to a week. However, late submissions may mean delayed qualitative feedback on your work.
- If by Friday, December 12, 5PM, I do not receive your final assignment and reflective journal, you will receive an "Incomplete" for your grade. According to University policy, this is a temporary grade that converts to F* at the end of eight weeks
into the next semester unless the student makes up the incomplete work.
ONE-ON-ONE MEETING WITH JEFF
- I know you are busy this time of year, so a November meeting with me will be OPTIONAL. I encourage you to meet or call me and discuss your project or anything else. Please email with potential appointment times.
- If you would like to meet but can't do so in November, we can see each other in the new year. Please remember, I would be happy to meet you or call you at any point in the future regarding your learning about health sciences information.
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posted Oct 14, 2008 6:56 PM by Jeffery Loo
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updated Oct 21, 2008 5:42 PM
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Dear Colleague,
SCHEDULEPlease confirm your scheduled appointment: | Date | Time | Student initials
| Tues Oct 21
| 12:15pm | JAD | Wed Oct 22
| 12:00pm | JS | Wed Oct 22
| 2:00pm | ML | Thur Oct 23
| 3:00pm | TJ | Tues Oct 28
| 12:15pm | JF | Wed Oct 29
| 1:00pm | JK | Wed Oct 29
| 3:30pm
| SC | Thur Oct 30
| 10:00am | BK (at HSL Room 230)
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MEETING PLACE- Let's meet at the SILS Manning Hall lobby. Email Jeff if you wish to meet elsewhere on the UNC campus. jloo@email.unc.edu
DISCUSSION AGENDA- final project deliverables and submission
- class progress and course evaluation
- ask Jeff any questions you may have
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posted Sep 30, 2008 5:19 PM by Jeffery Loo
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updated Oct 2, 2008 11:58 AM
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Class field trip to the Duke Lemur Center ( http://lemur.duke.edu/) You have 2 options for traveling to the Duke Lemur Center: - drive
- take the free shuttle bus from UNC Chapel Hill
Driving to the Duke Lemur Center- The Lemur Center is located outside the Duke University West campus.
- The address is 3705 Erwin Road, Durham, NC, at the intersection with Lemur Lane.
- Important: From Erwin Road, you need to turn onto Lemur Lane and drive all the way down this road. Lemur Lane is a narrow road and is easy to miss. Keep an eye out.
- Here is a Yahoo map where you can plot your driving directions. http://tinyurl.com/43znub
- Parking is free at at the Center.
Taking the bus from UNC Chapel Hill- Important: If you are going to take the bus, email and notify Jeff at jloo@email.unc.edu before 5PM Friday October 3. A fellow classmate has generously offered to pick us up from the bus stop and drive us to the Lemur Center. We need a head count to arrange this ride.
- Catch the 9:00 am Robertson Express bus at Morehead Planetarium. The bus stop is located at the southwest corner of the parking lot in front of the planetarium. Please arrive a few minutes early so you don't miss the bus. Riding this bus is free.
- Jeff will be riding this bus, so look for him.
- We will arrive at Duke Chapel at 9:30 am, where a fellow classmate will generously drive us to the Lemur Center.
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posted Sep 23, 2008 2:35 PM by Jeffery Loo
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updated Sep 23, 2008 3:42 PM
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- Case studies in the Journal of the Medical Library Association
- The Medical Library Association Essential Guide to Becoming an Expert Searcher: Proven Techniques, Strategies, and Tips for Finding Health Information
- Jeff has recommended this book for UNC Libraries to buy. This book is available through Interlibrary Loan.
- ISBN 978-1-55570-622-7.
- 2008. 6×9. 150 pp. $65.00.
- Medical Library Association Expert Searching Resources
- Evidence Based Medicine Resources
- Evidence-based medicine : how to practice and teach EBM. New York : Elsevier/Churchill Livingstone, 2005.
- Search the library catalog for EBM resources. Many of them cover database searching.
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posted Sep 23, 2008 2:15 PM by Jeffery Loo
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updated Sep 23, 2008 2:32 PM
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If you wish to DRIVE: - Driving directions
- Parking is at Duke Hospital
(North) Parking Deck. Here is a map. The parking deck is Building #3.
- You can walk to the library following the directions at the bottom of this page.
If you wish to take the FREE SHUTTLE BUS from UNC Chapel Hill: - Take the Robertson Express Bus
- Bus schedule
- The UNC stop = Southwest corner of the parking lot in front of the Morehead Planetarium and Science Center (along Franklin Street)
- The Duke stop = The quad in front of the Duke Chapel
- Walk from Duke Chapel bus stop to the library following these directions: Walking from West Campus
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