Example Contribution Teaching Resources

This page contains a series of links and files of teaching material related to the topic area.

If you are creating such a page the name should reflect the topic area and the fact eg. 1.1.2.4 Receptor Regulation Teaching Resources

When contributing teaching material you should consider:

You should consider whether you want to have your name or your institution's name on any of the teaching material. It is up to you.

• First ask yourself do you need copyright at all
• You can offer your materials with no copyright or utilise one of the options at Creative Commons Copyright . Creative commons allows you to declare copyright but allows you to give permission for others to use your work in a variety of ways depending which option you choose.
• You should make sure that your material is using material for which you have copyright permission ( I am checking on this with a copyright lawyer)

In general clinical photos would need to follow the standard set by journals.

You should attempt to describe:

1. File Name
2. The type of file: eg powerpoint, document, video, web link
3. Intended audience: eg all, medical student, postgraduate
4. Previous uses: eg Scientific meeting, course work, post graduate talk
5. Year it was created: eg 2004
6. Country of Origin: eg India
7. Any other files you have uploaded that directly relate to this file (eg lecture notes): eg see toxnotes.doc
8. Submitters name is optional: John Contributor

I am suggesting the following template which could be cut and pasted from previous pages: