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	Integration With Facebook! by Nick Harvey - Monday, 1 February 2010, 12:56 AM
	It is now possible to login to Memorable Medicine's website directly through your Facebook account so there's another password you don't need to remember! You can also add a comment to your wall directly from our site wherever you see the Facebook symbol. I hope this makes your revision simpler and more enjoyable!

We have now added a mobile learning environment (MLE) so you can easily access MemMed from your mobile phone. You either can visit us by simply following this link or download a java MLE so you can access courses offline.

Some of you have reported that the new-look site doesn't load correctly in the older browsers so for those of you that this applies to you can now change the 'preferred theme' of the site after log-in by editing the relevant section in your profile. This may also be useful if you are visiting us with a PDA.

	Another New Look! by Nick Harvey - Thursday, 20 August 2009, 11:02 PM
	Memorable Medicine has a new look! I hope you find it easier to navigate the site with the new menu bar. Please feel free to make further suggestions for change.

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