Anatomy.tv provides an immersive multimedia experience to explore human body systems. Anatomy.tv provides a 1 stop for 3D models, movements, layers, bisections, and other resources that can assist a student in understanding the complexity of human movement.
Suggestions for incorporating modules into courses:
- Anatomy and Physiology: Recommended for 200-level Anatomy & Physiology courses. Provides a general overview of core A&P topics and could be used as a virtual textbook on some topics.
- 3D Atlas: Recommended for availability of multiple types of content in one area (3D Views, Clinical Text, Movies, Imaging, etc). This module has a very detailed clinical text section describing structures.
- 3D Real Time: Recommended for anyone looking to make custom views, simulate virtual dissection, and supplement with VR content.
- Primal VR is available on the MetaQuest Platform and is also available for PC VR. Interested faculty or programs in exploring Virtual Reality can contact [email protected] to schedule group and/or individual demonstrations and to begin planning classroom integrations.
We also have additional module suggestions for the following UMD programs:
- Communication Disorders: Under the Clinical Specialties section, you can find modules on Audiology and Speech Language Pathology.
- Exercise Science and Sports Medicine: The Functional Anatomy and Therapy and Diseases and Conditions modules may be of interest.
For assistance adding Anatomy.tv to your curriculum, contact your UMD subject librarian.
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