Apps to Help Students Learn Human Anatomy in 3D
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iGeneration - 21st Century Education (Pedagogy & Digital Innovation)
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Teaching and learning in the 21st Century - meeting the pedagogical challenges of digital learning and innovation for the iGeneration
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Spend a few minutes using Build a Body and it is easy to understand why it was recognized by the National Science Foundation. In Spong
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Free resource of educational web tools, 21st century skills, tips and tutorials on how teachers and students integrate technology into education
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Play our crossword online or in print to see what you know, then discover more through our list of related links.
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Virtual Heart is a free iPad app that allows users to take a closer look at how the human heart functions. The free app lets users speed up and slow down the virtual heart rate. Users have four vie...
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Gavin Corridon's curator insight,
February 26, 2020 10:14 AM
Virtual reality could prove to be an excellent way for scientists and students to advance their knowledge about the body and its functions. This simulation allows you to see what it is like to be a cell in the body by showing how oxygen is spread and how the body reacts when faced with viruses. This technology in the future could help us find the most effective ways that viruses are treated because it would give doctors and scientists the immersive education they need to become better people. It also would be very useful in the school system because it could be used in classes like anatomy. It was projected that virtual reality would increase learning scores and help to appeal to a wider range of students.
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The publication of Gray’s Anatomy (waaaay before Grey’s Anatomy hit Netflix) is considered to be a significant step in the evolution of teaching human anatomy. As a learning resource, Gray’s Anatomy provided medical students with illustrated compendium printed in a single, easily accessible and affordable volume. In the 21st century, the web has freed information and helped unlock the secrets of the human body and its functioning through a myriad of free and accessible digital tools. The followi
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BioDigital Human (free with in-app purchases) is an astounding 3D map of the human body, all rendered in real time so you can explore, zoom and rotate anat
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Anatomy 4d is a very cool free app for iPhones and iPads which allows you to explore an augmented reality 3D body.
Leigh Mills Rountree's curator insight,
December 11, 2018 8:56 AM
Students in anatomy at my school do a diagram of the skeleton on paper, but this app allows them to see anatomy in 3 and 4 d. |
