EMCrit Wee – Dissemination and Information Transfer (Questions not Answers)

October 11, 2017 by Scott Weingart

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Artificiality of Dissemination

Is email the best forum?
Get people to actually read the emails you send re: departmental protocols, changes, ideas, etc.
Do you track?

Referencing Reference

How do you create a reference site?
What nitty-gritty details?
Is it password protected? Does everyone have a unique login?
How do you sort/create search–what pages, tags, categories, long tables of contents, etc.
How do you handle orientation into your new unit/department

Old Dogs, New Skills

How do you teach new skills

Meetings
Videos
Screencasts

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Scott Weingart. EMCrit Wee – Dissemination and Information Transfer (Questions not Answers). EMCrit Blog. Published on October 11, 2017. Accessed on January 23rd 2020. Available at [https://emcrit.org/emcrit/dissemination-information-transfer/ ].

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