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26 Jan

Migration

The migration has really started now.  I have managed to get some of the content from the moodle site and have removed it to make sure I don’t duplicate things.

23 Jan

Yearning for teaching again.

I currently work for a large diagnostic company.  Whilst installing a new piece of equipment on a site, I began to talk to a placement student about the fundamentals of the how the machine worked and it performed the ISE measurement.  I soon noticed that this was something that the student had yet to learn. [...]

23 Jan

Migration

I have decided to close the moodle site and migrate the material over to this site.  I am sure that some of the material will work out on this blog but I’m not too sure how I will integrate the question based material.  Might have the questions and answers on a static page with the [...]

01 Jan

Moodle

I have been thinking about removing the model site for a while now. I think over the next few weeks I will either migrate the content to this blog and wipe the model site or perform a major clean of the site for an update. I will publish my planned intentions on moodle soon.

01 Jan

New Year, fresh start…

Must try harder this year!

13 Mar

Updates

Can’t believe it has been a year since my last post! Various things have happened recently which I hope will motivate me to post a bit more. Stay tuned.

20 Oct

Chlamydia screening promotion problems UPDATE

On my way home last night, I saw an advert for the National Chlamydia Screening Programme on a bus shelter.  It seems my concerns about the message not being spread is not really valid after all.  Hope the advert is a success!

25 Aug

Spam

I seems that the training site has been hit with a large amount of spam accounts.  I am trying to delete them as and when I spot them.  You may notice the odd bit of spam on the site as a consequence.  I will try and remove anything I find.  Please be understanding if I [...]

16 Jun

Clinical chemistry Podcasts

I have listened to the Vitamin D podcast and have enjoyed it. the podcast is fairly short, less than 15 minutes. I will post a full review shortly.

08 Jan

Warning over blood-taking method

It seems that fist clenching can increase potassium levels. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/7525932.stm

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