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Using Visible Body and zSpace to Enhance High School Career Education

Posted on 5/13/20 by Laura Snider

Today we have the pleasure of introducing you to Sheena Shoemaker, a former A&P instructor for the Maize Career Academy, a career and technical education program in Maize, Kansas. She gave a presentation about introducing technology into her lab at ...

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Technology in Anatomy Education, News

A Look at the Future of Online and Traditional Higher Education

5/6/20 by Laura Snider

In the world of college instruction, online education is on everyone’s minds these days—and rightfully so. Professors and students have had to make a ...

Technology in Anatomy Education

5 Tips for Moving Your Lab Online with Visible Body

4/29/20 by Laura Snider

As society tries to mitigate the spread of COVID-19, we find ourselves in strange and uncertain times. There are a lot of things we’ve been forced to ...

Anatomy & Physiology, Technology in Anatomy Education

Free AR Lesson Plan: The Anatomy and Physiology of the Eye

3/12/20 by Laura Snider

Looking for more ways to use Visible Body’s apps in your classroom? Today, we’re going to walk through a lesson plan composed of five short ...

Anatomy & Physiology, Technology in Anatomy Education

Free Lesson Plan: Anatomical Planes, Positions, and Directional Terms

3/6/20 by Laura Snider

For students, the beginning of an A&P course can feel like wading through a sea of confusing new terminology. Who knew there were so many ways to ...

Anatomy & Physiology, Technology in Anatomy Education

4 Study Habits of Successful Med Students...Backed by Science!

2/25/20 by Laura Snider

It’s common knowledge that getting a good score on the USMLE Step 1 exam—the test that students spend their first and second years of medical school ...

Technology in Anatomy Education

Deciding on a Specialty after Med School

2/6/20 by Andra Bowditch and Laura Snider

Are you currently in med school (or planning to go to med school) and unsure about which specialty you want to pursue after graduation? You are not ...