Abstract
Blogs and wikis are an emerging area in medical education but are widely used by the general public. These easily accessed websites can be used for a variety of purposes. They can provide a learning resource that can be read by learners, they can be written by learners as a portfolio, and they can be used as a collaborative learning space. The exact use will depend on the requirements of the learner and the educator.
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John Sandars
JOHN SANDARS is Senior Lecturer in Community Based Education in the Medical Education Unit at the University of Leeds and is academic lead for the e-learning group.