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This is from a presentation I gave at UAMS in August 2010.
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eTech@Noon - Tips and Tools For Working on the Go
Jon GoodellUAMS Library
Todd McKeeDonald W. Reynolds
Department of Geriatrics
Please note: Google Docs and Dropbox cannot be used for work that contains UAMS related confidential information. They are not for PHI and they are not HIPAA compliant.
What if you always had access to your documents?Would it change...
where you work? how you work? how you collaborate?
Multiple WorkstationsWork office
Home office
Laptop / Netbook
Mobile phone
Multiple Ways of Accessing WorkOffice computer
Remotely using Citrix and Remote Desktop
Sharepoint
Shared drives - G drive
Web applications like Google Docs and Dropbox
Google Docs lets you create and edit... Documents Presentations Spreadsheets Forms Drawings
Document Like Microsoft Word
Saves revisions
Collaborate in real time
Great for policy drafting and grant applications
Presentation Like Microsoft PowerPoint Add images, videos, and formatting Simultaneous viewing and editing Publish and embed in websites Download and save as .ppt, .pdf, .txt
Spreadsheet Like Microsoft Excel
Simultaneous entry and review of data
Download and save as .xls, .pdf, .txt
Form Like forms in Microsoft Access Data entry into Google Docs Spreadsheet
Drawing Like Microsoft Paint Drawings can be inserted into Documents
Download and save as .png, .jpg, .pdf
Shortcomings Privacy and security - Not for PHI and not HIPAA compliant
Dependent upon external provider
Fewer features than conventional office suites
Benefits
Free since creation in 2005/2006 Real-time collaboration
No need to keep track of multiple files - Writing groups? Revision history saved
Unplanned note taking
Access via login or URL via email
Thank you
Try Google Docs at http://google.com/docs Jon Goodell UAMS Library [email protected]
Please remember: Google Docs and Dropbox cannot be used for work that contains UAMS related confidential information. They are not for PHI and they are not HIPAA compliant.