Google Day #1

The goals for I have for today are:


1. Learn how to create a successful "brow-sable" application (at least get started in it). Here are some links that will help me accomplish this goal. 

http://cloud.google.com/products/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=appengine-search-global (This website is very helpful because it walks you through the steps you need to follow to create a successful application, also it provides different tutorials for different types of apps that are focused in different topics. This will be very helpful since I want an app that is focused in one topic specifically.)

http://www.appsbar.com/?gclid=CKOrzbP_xrICFQP0nAodZX8AXw (This second website consists in a tutorial that has three steps to create an application and also leaving on in the web for people to see. It also allows you to connect it directly with different social networks so you can make the publicity that you want to give your brand new application easier.)


2. Learn even more about the human body itself to end up understanding more how this amazing machine works and how can it be exposed to different types of diseases. 

https://www.biodigitalhuman.com/ (This is one of the most amazing anatomy and medical website I have ever visited because this shows you and lets you browse through the human body with the different systems united or separately. It also provides different diseases that any of these organs within the systems you choose to browse in can be exposed to. I want to give special thanks to one of my best friends Nicolás Cruz, he was the one that showed me this website.)

http://www.funtrivia.com/trivia-quiz/SciTech/Anatomy-Alphabet-245492.html (This is a website that lets you take a quiz of 25 questions about the human body. The questions include multiple choice and free answer. In the free answer questions you need to type in the answer and in the multiple choice they give you 4 possible answers. It is also timed so you can see how much time did you take to answer each question. In the end it gives you a score. This trivia helps you learn a lot because when you get a answer wrong it corrects you with true information.)


3. Learn about oncology more deeply (cancer). 

http://emedicine.medscape.com/oncology (This website offers you the possibility to look at almost every single type of cancer classified by location and by type. In each tab that you click the website offers you with information about the cancer itself, diagnosis, treatment, staging and prognosis. The majority of the things that I want my dictionary to have are listed in this website.)

http://www.thelancet.com/collections/oncology?collexcode=119 (This website is slightly different than the other one because they list the cancers by system like respiratory, endocrine, digestive, etc. It also include visual information like videos and clinical pictures that were taken during the procedures made to cure cancer. Also there are articles about each one.)

Next class I want to get knowledge (deep) about cancer.