Make the Most of the Site

• It’s at the top of your browser and often the quickest way to find something on mobile.
• You can find content from 11 journals and the EyeWiki in search
• Search results can be filtered
• Content for ophthalmologists or for the public
• Subspecialty
• Subject area
• Whether CME is offered
• Results can be filtered by recency (past year, past month, past week or custom dates)

Have you ever clicked through to an article that you wanted to read, but didn't have time to finish in one sitting? When you're logged into the website, you can save most posts to your To-Do List for later follow-up. Just look for the Add to My To-Do List button at the top of the post. (Note: Not all content on AAO.org offers this feature.)

When you finish reading the article or complete the activity, choose Mark Complete from the dropdown. You can also view your complete list to see other stories or courses saved previously.

You can get to your To-Do-List:

1. From the login widget that appears on every page.
2. By choosing View from the to-do list dropdown on an article you've added.

Want to re-watch that video you saw the other day? Need to finish an article that you got interrupted reading? Now you can find the most recent pages you've visited in your Browsing History—even if you didn't add it to your To-Do List.

• Browsing History only shows the last five pages visited.
• Some pages won't display in the Browsing History, based on the type of content.
• You have to be logged in (or have a login cookie saved) for Browsing History to work.

How to find your Browsing History:

1. Make sure you're logged in to the website.
2. Expand the Browsing History part of the login widget that appears on every page.

From ICD-10 to annual meeting deadlines, you can quickly and easily add events and reminders to your personal calendar from the Meeting and Deadline widgets throughout the site. Calendar types supported:

• Apple (iCal)
• Outlook
• Google
• Yahoo

To add an event or deadline to your calendar, simply click the button next to the event. You can view events and deadlines:

1. From the Meetings and Deadlines widget that appears on many pages throughout the site.
2. From the More link/menu at the top of the Academy site (go to the Tools and Services list)
3. By direct link.

The subspecialty pages which were already a feature of the ONE Network now pull relevant news and resources from across the site. Turn to a single page for:

• The latest clinical news
• Journal access
• Related discussions from the Academy Forum
• Job listings from the Ophthalmologh Job Center
• One-click access to related EyeWiki and EyeSmart content
• Patient education and clinical products from the Academy Store

Get to the new subspecialty pages:

• From the links on the Academy home page.
• From the Subspecialties link/menu at the top of the Academy site.
• By direct link:
• Cataract/Anterior Segment
• Comprehensive Ophthalmology
• Cornea/External Disease
• Glaucoma
• Neuro-Ophthalmology/Orbit
• Ocular Pathology/Oncology
• Oculoplastics/Orbit
• Pediatric Ophthalmology/Strabismus
• Refractive Management/Intervention
• Retina/Vitreous
• Uveitis

Quickly find the news and resources designed for you with AAO.org's new audience pages.

• International ophthalmologists (those practicing outside the United States)
• Media and journalists
• Medical students considering ophthalmology as a specialty
• Senior ophthalmologists (such as those transitioning out of surgery or retired from full-time practice)
• Technicians and nurses
• Young ophthalmologists (residents and those in their first few years of practice)

Each page features relevant news, resources, jobs and products from across the site. Get to the audience pages:

1. From the More link/menu at the top of the Academy site (go to the Information for list).
2. By using the direct links above.