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Do I like Apple (the computer giant, not the fruit)? Apple is great, but I am not a big fan. Don’t misunderstand me: Apple builds...

Talking about social networks like Facebook, Tweeter and a new social effort from Google called Google + : “The problem is that today’s...

Me uno al coro de voces que celebran esfuerzos efectivos para contribuir a la educación de los cibernautas, que a estas alturas somos...

If you are interested in educational trends, please read The Old Revolution , a short, provocative essay by Michael Wesch on roles for...

I have been reviewing some material I started to prepare for a presentation on the impact of ICTs on education, later next year. Checking...

A recent conversation with some Faculty at the School brought back memories of good and bad experiences that lecturers frequently have,...

I thought there would be more material published on Algorithms in Periodontology. A search on PubMed for Algorithm Periodontology returned only 52 documents, 17 of them published in the last five years! Also note that based upon their title (I have not read them yet) some of them don’t seem pertinent). (Modified: 09/29/26)

The other day I was talking with someone about the use of algorithms to guide clinical decisions, and the conversation revived the interest in me for use of flow diagrams to make explicit the decision-taking processes involved in what we have called for years “clinical judgment”. Including the complexities of clinical situations in a flow diagram is a challenge that many may consider above the possibilities of algorithms. At the end, clinic method is individual, and the real