| Reviewed: |
Mar 12, 2005 by Psychology |
| Overview: |
Originating from the department of Paychology at the University of Alberta,
Human Brain Anatomy is an interactive tutorial designed to assist students in
learning about the structures of the brain as viewed from a midsagittal section.
Several key internal brain structures are identified and their respective
locations are displayed, followed by a general description of the function of
each structure. Several optional interactive quizes are also available at
selected points throughout the tutorial.
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| Learning Goals: |
The primary goal of this study guide is to help students understand the internal
anatomy of the human brain.
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| Target Student Population: |
The tutorial targets undergraduate college students.
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| Prerequisite Knowledge or Skills: |
Some prior exposure to basic human anatomy would be helpful.
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| Type of Material: |
Graphics, text, some animation, and quizzes.
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| Recommended Uses: |
This tutorial is a very good study guide for students and individuals who want
to learn about the structures od the brain visible from a midsagittal section.
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| Technical Requirements: |
A current browser is necessary. If not already available, Macromedia Flash
Player and Authorware web Player must be downloaded.
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