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Session 3 Session 3 Tool Time Tuesday Tool Time Tuesday Flex Your Brain, Skype Tips, WebEx Training vs. Events Flex Your Brain, Skype Tips, WebEx Training vs. Events Hello! Hello! Laurissa Gann, MSLS, AHIP Lesli Moore, MLS Research Medical


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Session 3 Session 3 Tool Time Tuesday Tool Time Tuesday

Flex Your Brain, Skype Tips, WebEx Training vs. Events Flex Your Brain, Skype Tips, WebEx Training vs. Events

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Research Medical Library Research Medical Library

www.mdanderson.org/library/ RML-Help@mdanderson.org

Hello! Hello!

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Laurissa Gann, MSLS, AHIP Lesli Moore, MLS

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Rest Your Brain Rest Your Brain

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Reduce Stress, Sleep Better Reduce Stress, Sleep Better

◉ Daylight, a personalized web-based and mobile app designed

to help individuals learn and practice proven strategies to navigate stress and worry. Sign up for Daylight here: https://bit.ly/34vlWdn

◉ Sleepio, a web-based and mobile app that provides self-help

tools to improve sleep. Sign up for Sleepio here: https://bit.ly/3ef5Ys5

◉ Provided by HR Wellness and Recognition Department

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Flex Your Brain Flex Your Brain

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Read for Free Read for Free

  • Harris County Public Library offers a free digital

library card.

  • Download OverDrive and get full access to

their eBooks and audiobooks.

  • Download Flipster for the latest magazines.

https://www.hcpl.net/services/digital-media

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Apps for Health Information Apps for Health Information

  • DynaMed - evidence based

health info

  • UpToDate – quick health info
  • Create a free account with your

MD Anderson email address. Download the apps.

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Skype Tips Skype Tips

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Skype Guide with FAQs Skype Guide with FAQs

◉ Skype Guide –

http://mdanderson.libguides.com/sk ype

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When Should I Use Skype? When Should I Use Skype?

◉ Great for small groups (2-10 ppl). ◉ Good for meetings or impromptu

conversations.

◉ Easy way to chat with people. ◉ Allows users to control another

participants screen (with permission).

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Skype Chatting vs. Meeting Skype Chatting vs. Meeting

◉ Skype allows you to call anyone through the

chat portal. These are usually impromptu sessions.

◉ Skype also allows you to schedule a meeting

through Outlook or Skype chat.

◉ Scheduling a meeting gives the host more

permission to control attendee permissions like sharing and sound.

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Start a Skype Meeting Start a Skype Meeting

◉ Start a meeting from your chat window. ◉ Schedule a meeting in Outlook with the

add-on.

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Participant Roles Participant Roles

◉ If you see this error message, you may need to

set your defaults to download images or files from Skype.

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Downloads in Skype Downloads in Skype

◉ If you see this error message, you may need to set your defaults to

download images or files from Skype.

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Skype Security Skype Security

◉ Like WebEx, don’t advertise your

URL for your meeting. Anyone can enter the room with a URL.

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Differences Between Skype & Differences Between Skype & WebEx Meetings WebEx Meetings

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Skype WebEx Meetings

Presenting your screen Presents everything you are doing. Presents only your desktop, not your personal meeting room. Controlling the desktop Allows you to give or take control

  • f your screen.

Allows you to share your screen, but not control someone’s desktop. Availability (Status) Skype allows you to set a status called “Do Not Disturb” so no one can chat you when you’re presenting. WebEx allows chats during a meeting. Control Attendees Skype automatically gives everyone the ability to present. The host can select Participant Actions and make everyone an attendee. WebEx automatically makes everyone a participant. The host has to allow presentation rights individually.

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WebEx Training vs. Events WebEx Training vs. Events

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What Makes WebEx Events What Makes WebEx Events Unique Unique

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What Makes WebEx Training What Makes WebEx Training Unique Unique

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Any Any questions questions ?

Ask the Research Medical Library ◉ RML-Help@mdanderson.org ◉ www.mdanderson.org/library/ ◉ Register for future Tool Time Tuesdays: https://mdanderson.libcal.com/event/6632 717

Thanks! Thanks!

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