Make sure your Internet experience is positive
Make sure your Internet experience is positive
Check out CME developer’s reputation first
Not all Internet CME content is created equal. That’s why you need to do some research before you jump onto the Internet for Web-based continuing medical education. Here are some suggestions for making your experience a good one:
• Check out the developer of the course material to make sure it is from a reputable source.
• Preview the material to make sure it is what you are interested in and that passing the course will give you the CME credit you need.
• Make sure the material is in a format that you are comfortable with and that it is easy to use.
• Make sure your technology will support the material. For instance, if the material includes audio and video, you need at least a Pentium II computer and high-speed Internet access, such as a cable modem in order to access the material quickly.
• Check with your colleagues for suggestions on Web sites they have found useful.
• Find out if you can download the information for future reference.
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