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'''PhysioplOriginal Editor '''- [[User:Rachael Lowe|Rachael Lowe]]
'''Top Contributors''' - {{Special:Contributors/{{FULLPAGENAME}}}}  &nbsp;
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==Useful links==
*Go back to the [[Volunteer Orientation Course|Course Home Page]]  
*Go back to the [[Volunteer Orientation Course|Course Home Page]]  
*Go to the [[PP02 - Pre-Course Activities|Pre-Course Activities]]  
*Go to the [[PP02 - Pre-Course Activities|Pre-Course Activities]]  
*Go to the [[PP02 - Course Activities|Course Activities]]
*Go to the [[PP02 - Course Activities|Course Activities]]
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*FAQs go to [[Volunteer Orientation Course - FAQ|Volunteer Orientation Course - FAQs]]
 
== Introduction  ==
== Introduction  ==
This week you are going to explore the entire Physiopedia project, create your own profile page in Physiopedia and share these experiences.


'''Video from Rachael'''
This week you are going to meet your colleagues on this course, explore the Physiopedia Project, create your own profile page in Physiopedia and share your first volunteer experiences.


== Task 1: Familiarise yourself with the Physiopedia Project  ==
== Before You Start This Course ==
Before you start the week one activities be sure that you have completed the [[PP02 - Pre-Course Activities|pre-course activities]].


Lets take a look around Physiopedia:<br>
Next take a quick look at this welcome video by Rachael.


#[http://www.physio-pedia.com Physiopedia] - this is our open resource which can be viewed by anyone at any time but only edited by physiotherapists and physical therapists.
{{#ev:youtube|GeZcgk8MAw4}}
#*Use the search in the top right to search for articles on your favourite topic.
#*Click around the navigation sidebar on the left hand side - see if you can find the Presentations and the Decision Making Aids? &nbsp;Also have a look for the User Tutorials, you will be needing these!
#*Take a look at the content creation [[Projects|Projects]] that we run.
#*Have a look at the other [[Open Online Courses|open courses]] that we run.
#*Take a look at our [[Partners|Partners]] who help to financially support all that we do.<br>
#[http://www.physiospot.com Physiospot] - this is our online magazine.
#*Take a look at the Research section - this is where we highlight recently published research.
#*Take a look at the Voices section - this is where anyone can have their own professional column to share their experiences and opinions with the profession.
#*Take a look at the Interviews section - we love this section, wise words from our professions experts.
#[http://members/physio-pedia.com Physiopedia Members] - this is where people can pay to access extra resources that we can't give away for free such as books, journal articles, videos etc.
#*[https://members.physio-pedia.com/membership-account/membership-checkout/?level=2 Sign up for the trial account] and have a look around.
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'''Social Media Sharing -'''&nbsp;(use the '''#physiopedia''' hash tag)


Reflect and share your thoughts on Physiopedia through your favourite social media platform
== If You Need Help ==
Engage, communicate, collaborate!


What have you found most interesting/exciting/useful? What surprised you the most? Share your favourite part of the project?
The Physiopedia team is all about collaboration, we are all equal as both learners and teachers. With this in mind please don't be shy to ask questions, the only stupid question is the one not asked.  More importantly, please answer the questions of your fellow team members.  We will not always be there to help, especially on busy courses, so help each other where ever you can.  
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== Task 2: Create your Physiopedia profile ==


Your next task is to familiarise yourself with editing Physiopedia by editing your own profile page. &nbsp;
Ask questions in the [https://volunteer-orientation.slack.com/messages/C0JR9NB0U #general channel in Slack].


Go to your user profile. You will notice that it has been populated with your short bio (from your account request) and some additional sub-headings. You should make this page complete by making edits to your page:<br>
== Task 1: Familiarise Yourself with the Physiopedia Project  ==


#Click the '''Edit''' tab.
Lets take a look around Physiopedia:<br>
#Write your text or make your changes in the editing box.
#Use the icons in the tool bar to style and format it appropriately.
#Click '''Save''' at the bottom of the page.


When creating your profile you should '''add an image, add additional text under each subheading where appropriate and add a link''' (perhaps to your workplace or some published work or presentation). Also make sure that you have a go at editing the wikitext which is the special wiki code that each page is built with. To view and edit the wikitext click the wikitext button in the editing toolbar (click again to return to the normal editing interface). Read more about wikitext here - [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Wikitext Wikitext Help]  
#[http://www.physio-pedia.com Physiopedia] - This is our free Wikipedia style resource which can be viewed by anyone at any time but only edited by physiotherapists and physical therapists.
 
#*Be sure to read the [[Physiopedia:About|About page]].
Your Physiopedia profile is a great place to promote yourself and your work to clients, colleagues and potential employers. '''Remember this page is publicly accessible so be professional!'''
#*Use the search (magnifying glass icon) in the top right to search for articles on your favourite topic.  
 
#*Have a look at the [[User Tutorials|User Tutorials]], you will be needing these! 
See some examples here:  
#*Take a look at the content creation [[Projects|Projects]] that we run.
#*Have a look at the other [[Open Online Courses|open courses]] that we run.  
#*Read the [[Physiopedia Volunteer Management Policy]] which shares the overall guidance and direction for all volunteers (and staff)!
#*Download the [https://www.physiospot.com/2019/12/04/download-the-physiopedia-app-now/ Physiopedia App] available on the [https://apps.apple.com/lu/app/physiopedia/id1469103307 App Store] and [https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.physiopedia.physiopedia Google Play].  Don't forget to leave a review.
#[http://www.physiospot.com Physiospot] - This is our online magazine.
#*Take a look at the News section - this is where we chat about what is happening around the world.
#*Take a look at the Plus section - find out about the latest courses and webinars and hear what the Plus team is up to
#*Take a look at the Physiopedia section - this highlights all the recent news and activities from Physiopedia.
#[http://members.physio-pedia.com/ Physiopedia Plus] (Plus)&nbsp;- This is how we fund the Physiopedia Project. People can choose to pay to access our [https://members.physio-pedia.com/learn/ online courses] and CE/CPD resources, and profits from this service are put into the Physiopedia charity.  
#*[https://members.physio-pedia.com/membership-account/membership-checkout/?level=2 Sign up for the trial account] and have a look around.
#*Download the [https://members.physio-pedia.com/plus-app/ Plus App] available on the [https://apps.apple.com/us/developer/physiopedia-plus-ltd/id918050316 App Store] and [https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.physiopedia.plus Google Play].  Don't forget to leave a review.
#Sign up for the email newsletters to receive updates from the Physiopedia project, these are useful as a volunteer.
#*  [[Subscribe|Top Tip Tuesdays]]
#*  [https://members.physio-pedia.com/subscribe-to-physioplus-news/ PlusNews]


*[[User:Rachael Lowe|Rachael Lowe]]
== Task 2: Create Your Physiopedia Profile  ==
*[[User:Wendy Walker|Wendy Walker]]
*[[User:Scott Buxton|Scott Buxton]]


More help here at the [http://www.physio-pedia.com/Editing_your_profile Editing Your Profile tutorial]<br>
Your next task is to familiarise yourself with editing Physiopedia by editing your own profile page. &nbsp;When you set up your Physiopedia account a profile page was automatically created for you but you need to personalise the information on the page yourself. Your Physiopedia profile is a great place to promote yourself and your work to clients, colleagues and potential employers, it is also linked to from any edit you make in Physiopedia. '''Remember this page is publicly accessible so be professional!'''  
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'''Social Media Sharing -'''&nbsp;(use the '''#physiopedia''' hash tag)


Post a link to your new Physiopedia profile to your favourite social media platform
Check out this page - [[Editing your profile]]


e.g. "Check out my profile on #physiopedia [link]" &nbsp;"Get your own online profile on #physiopedia - check mine out [link]"
When creating your profile we would like you to do these three things:
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# '''add an image'''
# '''add additional text under each subheading where appropriate''' (you can remove headings that you don't want to use)
# '''add a link''' (perhaps to your workplace or some published work or presentation)
# '''add your white badge'''
Also, make sure that you have a go at editing the '''Source code,''' this is the special code behind all the Physiopedia content. To edit the Source code click '''Edit Source''' from the drop-down menu.  Read more about the Source code (also known as wikitext) here - [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Wikitext Wikitext Help.] Don't worry if you find this overwhelming to start with, it will get easier as you do more editing. 
== Task 3: Discussion&nbsp;  ==
== Task 3: Discussion&nbsp;  ==


Go to the [https://www.facebook.com/groups/physiopediavolunteers/ Facebook group] for all online discussions.<br>
All the course discussions will take place in Slack. &nbsp;You will have received an email inviting you to our course Slack team when you signed up for the course, [mailto:hello@physio-pedia.com if you haven't received this please let us know].  
 
#'''Share a link to your profile page and tell us something about yourself''' - Say "Hi" to your fellow volunteers! You may have already done this as part of the pre-course activities but if you haven't please post a short summary which tells us where you live, where you work or study, how much experience you have and what you hope to get our of this course.
#'''Following your exploration of the Physiopedia project post some thoughts on what you have learned'''&nbsp;- what has impressed you the most, what has dissapointed you, what should we work more on?
 
Please post your discussions in the relevant discussion thread that will be set up for you.  
 
Feel free to start your own discussion thread as well. You can post any question or comment related to what you have learnt this week.  
 
== Optional: Other Resources and Learning Activities  ==


The following resources are optional for you to read/view but will further expand your knowledge on this week's topics:  
Please post your discussions in the relevant discussion thread that will be set up for you in Slack.&nbsp;Look under the channels for each specific discussion:  


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#In the "[https://volunteer-orientation.slack.com/messages/C32T69DE2 week one discussion one]" channel ('''#w1d1)'''&nbsp;- Share a link to your profile page and tell us about your first experience of editing Physiopedia.&nbsp;
#In the"[https://volunteer-orientation.slack.com/messages/C32TNHYF9 week one discussion two]" channel '''(#w1d2''')&nbsp;'''- '''Following your exploration of the Physiopedia project post some thoughts on what you have learned&nbsp;- what has impressed you the most, what has disappointed you, what ideas did you have to improve the Physiopedia project.


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And that's it, week one done! Well done for getting this far and we are looking forward to working with you in week two!<br>

Latest revision as of 07:33, 6 November 2023

PhysioplOriginal Editor - Rachael Lowe

Top Contributors - Admin, Kim Jackson, Rachael Lowe, Tony Lowe, Ahmad Usama Ali Khan and Nweze Ejiofor Edwin  

Useful links[edit | edit source]

Introduction[edit | edit source]

This week you are going to meet your colleagues on this course, explore the Physiopedia Project, create your own profile page in Physiopedia and share your first volunteer experiences.

Before You Start This Course[edit | edit source]

Before you start the week one activities be sure that you have completed the pre-course activities.

Next take a quick look at this welcome video by Rachael.

If You Need Help[edit | edit source]

Engage, communicate, collaborate!

The Physiopedia team is all about collaboration, we are all equal as both learners and teachers. With this in mind please don't be shy to ask questions, the only stupid question is the one not asked. More importantly, please answer the questions of your fellow team members. We will not always be there to help, especially on busy courses, so help each other where ever you can.

Ask questions in the #general channel in Slack.

Task 1: Familiarise Yourself with the Physiopedia Project[edit | edit source]

Lets take a look around Physiopedia:

  1. Physiopedia - This is our free Wikipedia style resource which can be viewed by anyone at any time but only edited by physiotherapists and physical therapists.
  2. Physiospot - This is our online magazine.
    • Take a look at the News section - this is where we chat about what is happening around the world.
    • Take a look at the Plus section - find out about the latest courses and webinars and hear what the Plus team is up to
    • Take a look at the Physiopedia section - this highlights all the recent news and activities from Physiopedia.
  3. Physiopedia Plus (Plus) - This is how we fund the Physiopedia Project. People can choose to pay to access our online courses and CE/CPD resources, and profits from this service are put into the Physiopedia charity.
  4. Sign up for the email newsletters to receive updates from the Physiopedia project, these are useful as a volunteer.

Task 2: Create Your Physiopedia Profile[edit | edit source]

Your next task is to familiarise yourself with editing Physiopedia by editing your own profile page.  When you set up your Physiopedia account a profile page was automatically created for you but you need to personalise the information on the page yourself. Your Physiopedia profile is a great place to promote yourself and your work to clients, colleagues and potential employers, it is also linked to from any edit you make in Physiopedia. Remember this page is publicly accessible so be professional!

Check out this page - Editing your profile

When creating your profile we would like you to do these three things:

  1. add an image
  2. add additional text under each subheading where appropriate (you can remove headings that you don't want to use)
  3. add a link (perhaps to your workplace or some published work or presentation)
  4. add your white badge

Also, make sure that you have a go at editing the Source code, this is the special code behind all the Physiopedia content. To edit the Source code click Edit Source from the drop-down menu. Read more about the Source code (also known as wikitext) here - Wikitext Help. Don't worry if you find this overwhelming to start with, it will get easier as you do more editing.

Task 3: Discussion [edit | edit source]

All the course discussions will take place in Slack.  You will have received an email inviting you to our course Slack team when you signed up for the course, if you haven't received this please let us know.

Please post your discussions in the relevant discussion thread that will be set up for you in Slack. Look under the channels for each specific discussion:

  1. In the "week one discussion one" channel (#w1d1) - Share a link to your profile page and tell us about your first experience of editing Physiopedia. 
  2. In the"week one discussion two" channel (#w1d2) - Following your exploration of the Physiopedia project post some thoughts on what you have learned - what has impressed you the most, what has disappointed you, what ideas did you have to improve the Physiopedia project.

And that's it, week one done! Well done for getting this far and we are looking forward to working with you in week two!

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