UBC Human Anatomy Teaching App

Overview:

The UBC Anatomy Teaching app is a cadaveric-based educational app that uses
images from human cadavers to teach and review human anatomy.  

Features:

The app has four main sections.

Explore Lab:

In this section, the learners will learn human anatomy by pursuing the images of
different parts from different regions of the human body. The name of each
highlighted structure is written under the image. This section is designed for
those who have not seen and do not know the name of the body parts.

Flash Cards:

This section allows learners to quiz themselves on highlighted images of human body parts from different regions. If their answer is correct, they can swipe the card to the right and mark it as a correct guess and the card turns green. If they give the wrong answer, they will swipe the card to the left and mark it as incorrect, turning the colour of the card red. After completing all the questions, the app will give the learner feedback about their score and correct/incorrect responses.

Quiz:

In this section of the app, the learners have the opportunity to expand their
anatomy knowledge by answering questions associated with each region of the
human body. The image of each part of the human body will be presented to the
learners with a multiple-choice question. If the chosen answer is correct, it will
turn green. If the wrong answer is picked, it will be turned red and the correct
answer will be turned green. In this section, the learners have the opportunity to
learn about the embryological anatomy, functional anatomy, and clinical anatomy
associated with the highlighted part of each part of the human body. 

Anatomy lab:

In this section, the learners can find links to the dissection videos that have been
created by the developer of the APP and have been posted on YouTube. Each
link is associated to a region of the human body, such as axilla, arm, forearm,
and hand dissections. In the videos, the learners will learn how to dissect the
region in addition to finding and naming the structures. At the end of each video,
there is a quiz section that tests the knowledge of learners after watching the
video and/or dissecting the region in the lab.

Home Page:

On the home page of the app, there are three tabs that shows random images
from explore the lab, flash cards, and the quiz sections. This page is very
beneficial for those who have previous knowledge about different sections and
prefer to test themselves by randomly checking their anatomy knowledge of
different regions. This section is suggested to senior students and those who are
in their clinical years of medical education.

You can even use the app on the go, without internet or data access. When the
learners are connected to Wi-Fi, they can download the images of particular region
or subregion of the human body and explore the images of that region while they
are not connected to Wi-Fi.

Recent changes:
Various bug fixes and improvements
Added full screen zoom functionality to flashcards, quizzes and explore lab cards
Added potential for fill in the blanks questions
Added search functionality to home screen
Added user progress tracking to allow users to view their performance in different regions
Updated the view in flashcards and quizzes to allow for longer questions
Fixed issue with flashcard stacks that caused slow loading for larger flashcard sets