| What is DINOH? |
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DINOH is an international network created for the construction and exchange of knowledge and experiences regarding Disability and Oral Health.
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| Where is DINOH located? |
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DINOH’s administrations is in Córdoba, Argentina. It is supported by different organizations, associations and institutions that contribute to its development.
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| Who is responsible for DINOH project? |
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Dr. Gustavo Molina (DDS, PhD) is the foundational responsible for the begining of the project. A growing number of colleagues is joining the idea and supporting the development of a network on this subject.
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| How can I participate? |
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There are several ways of participation. You may participate as a -free of charge- “Registered User” in our forums, library and calendar.
You may join on line DINOH courses
at different levels:
- By registering yourself as a student on a particular subject.
- By being proposed as a lecturer on a subject of your expertise.
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| How much should I pay to participate in DINOH? |
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You can participate in DINOH community for free. However, some on line courses will be paid depending on contents, length, kind of material, etc. If you are interested in any of the available courses, you may purchase it on-line.
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| How are courses lectured? |
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Courses are offered on line and developed according to the lecturers' requirements.
The main lecturer is due to update the contents of the course or to refer the students to the wikis or to the library for specific consultation. Teachers are available to answer their students questions by means of the forum or directly through the course framework
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| Are there opportunities for DINOH users? |
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| Registered users may upload information regarding their background, a short BioScketch to share with the community. A Scientific committee will assess, propose or invite professionals to lecture about different subjects of their expertise and DINOH will be incharged of adpating the material to the on line format. |
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DINOH’s future depends on the growth of its community. The more professionals involved in this exchange, the more information and experiences that is gathered.
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