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I am Lynn, my latest degree is ScD, my professional designation is OTR/L, and I am an associate professor at the Medical College of Georgia (Augusta, GA, USA). My primary skill sets are pediatrics, research, and technology (still maturing in all areas). I am also a wife, mom, and, of course, a storyteller!
I’m more used to straight software rather than all these “new” Web applications. I have been an acquirer of software for years. [Dreamweaver, Quandary, Impatica...] but didn’t venture into even looking at blogs until I started taking a course on technology this year. My first blog was at http://standalonewoeswows.blogspot.com/ and was more developed than otstoryteller and it dealt more specifically with distance learning applications. However at this time it is lost in cyberspace and I’m still hoping to have it return.  At home I use a Mac (Safari) and at work I use a PC (IE) and switching so frequently has challenges, as does using each browser with the different blog hosts. I have recently started using Mozilla/Firefox – with Zotero and that is a really neat browser and bibliographic program.

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  1. please forgive me if I already emailed you. i lost track of who i contacted…

    I’m a MscOT student at the university of alberta. Previously I spent 10 years in IT.
    I’ve just posted my OT blog aggregator at http://www.otblogs.org for my classmates and others to
    find blogs relating to occupational therapy. I’ve also organized the blogs by country of
    origin under the categories tab.

    If for any reason you would not to be on this site please let me know. I will simply
    mark your blog as private and then only i can see it.

    The idea behind this is to share my work so others can become blog enthusiasts. They can
    link directly to your blog and subscribe to your feed if they want to individualize the
    blogs of interest.

    If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me at joan.guetschow@ualberta.ca.

    Thanks for the great posts!

    Joan


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