I wrote up a more extensive recap of CMEpalooza over on the Confessions of a Medical Educator blog. Also, I’ve been gradually adding slide decks to the archives. I’m only adding slides for presenters who have specifically given me permission to do so, so if you’re looking for any that I don’t have posted, let me know.

Links to videos of all the CMEpalooza presentations are now available.

Click here for the March 20 agenda and archive.

Click here for the March 21 agenda and archive.

A big thank you to all the presenters and participants who helped make CMEpalooza a success! I’ll be posting a more thorough review and summary in the next few days, but wanted to get the archive up as soon as possible. Any feedback you have is welcome and appreciated. Thanks to all!

Someone emailed me the other day and asked (I’m parapharasing), “What if the CMEpalooza website crashes?”

The response to that question is easy: if the website (God forbid) crashes, just go to the CMEpalooza Google+ page and resume watching the presentations.

The follow-up to that question — what are the odds that the website crashes? — is a little more difficult to answer. My understanding is that since the streaming video is embedded, and not uploaded,  on the website, it’s the Google/YouTube servers that will handle the load of those watching it. So, if 200 people come to the website (not likely) and watch the video at the same time, my little WordPress site should be able to handle it. I’m certainly not an expert in this area, though, and I could be mistaken. If so, we’ll just go with Plan B (the CMEpalooza Google+ page) and everything should be fine [he says with his fingers crossed…]