I've been quite enthused about some of the things you have said and much more keen to get on a course now that these concerns have been ironed out! - Really looking forward to it.
Its nice to hear about some of your experiences that you have had/having and opportunities for IT & more general computery stuff out there.
Im looking to do a 2 yr course ( I already have a degree in Biology and don't fancy being a student for too long again ) here in the UK. If anyone has any recommendations, perhaps in particular with regard to my IT interest, I'd love to know.
Thanks once again.
Will
On 15 Dec 2003, at 20:09, Lynn Chivers wrote:
Hi Will and all
I think that having more people with computer skills in the profession can
only help everyone concerned. We need folk who can adapt what is out there,
and make new programmes and hardware to support the needs of the people we
deal with. I could come up with loads of applications that need
development; I believe that a lot of OTs (certainly in my own experience in
the UK) are frigthened about using computers for anything, much less
treatment and intervention, and that's why we don't have the expertise and
interest we might hope for.
I'd like to wish you every success.
Best wishes
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