Medex Ways to Use Site Page

MEDEX Objectives Home: http://faculty.washington.edu/alexbert/MEDEX/

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 There are any number of ways to use this site.  Here are some that people use:

Make a Word document from a Web Page:

Method 1:

Open the page you want.

Go to "Edit" on the tool bar.

Select "Select All...".

Go back to "Edit"

Select "Copy"  or press Ctrl+C

Open a New Word document.

Go to "Edit" on the Word document.

Select "Paste" or press Ctrl+V

Method 2:

Go to "File" on the tool bar.

Select "Save As...".

Determine where you would like to save it. (Recommended that you select the Desktop icon).

Add ".doc" after your title in the "File name:" block.

Select the "Save" button.

You may have problems saving images with this method (they may be saved in a separate folder).

You now have the option of cutting out whatever you like (or rather, what you don't like) and saving and/or printing.

Read from Web site before each lecture.

Print out pages and read before lecture.

Print out and bring to class to ask questions not covered to your satisfaction.

Do all your own objectives and use web site for objectives that you just can't find.

Do your portion of the objectives and use the web site as a primary study source.

Convert page to Word document then add space below each question for notes in class.

Read off objectives into a recorder and listen to them during your commute and/or break.

Make study guides by converting each question into comparison/Quick reference charts.

Convert Web page to a file for your Palm Pilot (see Palm Download page for details) and read whenever.

Read assigned material and use web page to clarify confusion.

Read web page and use assigned material to clarify confusion.

Read Web pages three times before test.

Circle the answer(s) you like from each question (or cut out the ones you don't need) and focus on those.

Use the Web site to see where to find information/sources.

Don't use it, but have it there just in case.

Use print option to print four pages per page and make little tiny study books.

Bring printed objectives to class and draw pictures of classmates and instructors in the margins.

Use printed objectives to quiz each other during study sessions.

Use Web site because you find it easier to use than Eres for finding documents.

Updated 7 Dec 2003