Let's build your Space.
A Space is your own page of medical education resources — the ones you've made and the ones you use from others.
Three steps: confirm what we find online under your name, add anything else, then group it so people can find it. About 5 to 10 minutes.
Ready?
Tell us who you are, so we can find your work online
Your name, email and where you work or study. Everything else is optional and makes the search more accurate. You'll check what we find before anything is added.
Looking you up online…
Public pages only. Nothing is added to your Space until you confirm it.
We're looking you up on the web.
Here's what we found about you
Check it over and click any field to fix it. Colleagues will see this at the top of your Space, and you can change it later.
Step 1 of 3
Confirm these are all actually you
Everything below was found online under your name and is ticked. Untick anything that isn't yours. You'll choose what to feature later.
Step 1 of 3
We didn't find anything online under your name — that's fine.
Most Spaces are built from other people's resources. How do you want to start?
Step 1 of 3 · Did we miss anything?
Search the Library
Step 2 of 3
Upload your raw lectures and recordings
- Public — visible to everyone, including patients and the general public.
- For Healthcare Professionals only — restricted to verified healthcare professionals. Use for sensitive clinical content such as surgical procedures, graphic anatomy, or case studies.
- Private — only visible to you. Use for drafts or personal reference.
Step 2 of 3
Paste a link
Step 1 of 3 · Did we miss anything?
Pick from another Space
Collections
Add a whole collectionSingle items
Pick any items to addStep 2 of 3
Build out your Space
Your own raw lectures and recordings, links to things online, or resources colleagues have already published — a good Space curates as well as uploads. Skip this if there's nothing to add.
Checking for duplicates…
The same talk often arrives from two places. We'll keep the better copy — untick any you want to keep both of.
Checking for duplicates…
Here's what's going into your Space
Remove anything that shouldn't be there. You can add more later from your Space.
Step 3 of 3
Group your resources into collections
Collections are folders, so people can find things. Want us to draft them, or would you rather build them yourself?
- Appendicitis12 items Diagnosis · Surgery · After surgery
- Pediatric tumors8 items Wilms tumor · Neuroblastoma
- Talks and grand rounds5 items
Loading your resources…
Clears this grouping and asks again: draft them for me, or build them myself.
Which collections should lead your Space?
Drafting your collections