Since its wide acceptance, Internet played an educational and informative role. Information is publically available while its retrieval and assessment is left to the visiting user. However, in the era of Web 2.0 evolution, various Web-based tools are provided (e.g. wikis, blogs and podcasts) to improve collaboration and support education of health and medical professionals [16]. Medical wikis [17] are knowledge sources and a virtual collaboration approach that can engage visitors in learning with one another. Blogs [18] are valuable for their knowledge sharing potential, while podcasts [19] encapsulate multimedia content creation that can be easily applied for lectures recording, libraries of medical sounds (e.g. heartbeats), videos (surgery processes) and books narration.