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Revision as of 10:00, 23 February 2015

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General structure of the course[edit | edit source]

Participants will be given 2 tasks each week, namely:

Complete between 2 and 5 learning activities each week
Contribute to an online discussion run through the Physiopedia volunteers Facebook group
Share your experiences through your social media platforms.

Week by Week
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Week One[edit | edit source]

Familiarising yourself with the Physiopedia project
Setting up your Physiopedia profile

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Week Two[edit | edit source]

Creating a new page

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Week Three[edit | edit source]

Understanding the peer review process
Quality assessing pages
Completing a peer review

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Week Four[edit | edit source]

Considering your Physiopedia future

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