This Human Anatomy course is organized on a systems level, covering the nine major systems of the human body:
History, Anatomy, Axes (beginning with the basics)
Histology
The Integumentary System
The Skeleton
The Muscles
The Nervous System
The Circulatory System
The Respiratory System
The Digestive System
The Excretory System
The Reproductive System
I use traditional powerpoint lectures to convey this material, and incorporate multiple interactive group exercises into my course. These activities include figure labelling and table completion, as well as more interactive digital tools. An excellent tool I use in my class and laboratory is the virtual human model, Complete Anatomy, developed by 3D4Medical. This tool has revolutionized my ability to demonstrate dynamic human anatomy, and is an essential addition to any Human Anatomy course. I am also developing an application using ARIS that will serve as an active learning tool for this course. This ambitious project will hopefully be implemented for a pilot into my Summer 2018 course.
A couple of helpful tables can be downloaded below:
The Axial Skeleton The Appendicular Skeleton
Head and Neck Muscles The Back Muscles
Muscles of the Upper Limbs Muscles of the Lower Limbs