One of the most interesting sessions I attended at be active 2012 was Thursday’s symposium on “Social media and other information technology platforms for sports medicine and injury prevention”, which featured presentations and a discussion with Prof Karim Khan, Prof Caroline Finch, Prof Evert Verhagen, Dr John Orchard, and Mr Nello Marino. The social media presence at be active was well-planned and well-executed, capitalising on the groundswell of interest in the integration of web tech into sports research and practice. The popular interest was no better displayed than by the fact that the social media symposium was standing room only for the whole 1.5 hour session! Aaron Fox and myself were busy bees throughout the session, trying to stay on top of our live blog, live tweeting, and sketchnoting. It was also heartening (and meta) to see many audience members live-tweeting the session as well. Really interesting insights from all presenters, drawing from their personal experiences of incorporating social media and Web 2.0 tools into their workflow. Here are my sketchnotes:
You can follow the speakers on Twitter as listed below.
Prof Karim Khan: @BJSM_BMJ
Prof Caroline Finch: @CarolineFinch
Prof Evert Verhagen: @EvertVerhagen
Dr John Orchard: @DrJohnOrchard
Mr Nello Marino: @SMACEO
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Great notes and sketches. Thanks for the info. Can I ask if you have hand drawn these sketchnotes or are you using an ipad or other device? They are great.
Hi Chris! Thanks for commenting. For these sketchnotes, I used a stylus and the GoodNotes app on an iPad. My normal mode of operation is to hand draw my sketchnotes into a sketchbook, because I just like using pen and paper, but the key benefit of sketching straight into the iPad is that I can skip the steps of digitising a paper document. 🙂
Cool, thanks Jacquie.