I am in the final stages of preparing for my presentation at the Rural Social Work conference in Geelong next week. I have presented different aspects of my research in a few places recently and I am having trouble working out what to include and what to leave out. The conference presentation is for 40 minutes, which seems like a very very long time to talk, however when I practice timing my presentation the time seems to run away and I worry that I am trying to fit too much in.
It's a challenge to work out what to include however, I think I will start with the basics of reflective practice, some information about me and my research, some information about blogs and my blog, then present some of my favourite blogs. What do you think? Do you have any feedback about this approach or any suggestions? Did you attend the conference and see my presentation? What did you think? I welcome all feedback.
thanks
Helen
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You definitely have to explain what a blog is...obviously. I think the other issues people are always interested in is confidentiality, so maybe you should say soemthing bout that. good luck!
Helen
I'm very interested in the way to offer true reflective activity online.
And yet it isn't so very different from f2f- you are really doing critical consideration of a topic, an incident (probably the most usual in the health professions)or a new idea for practice.
I agree with Sarah that confidentiality is important.
It maybe that some parts of the blog should be heavily modreated.
Look forward to keeping in touch.
Hi Helen
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