Great for seeing layers of the body and how parts interrelate

The application was easily uploaded and did not have any troubleshooting issues. In terms of content, the application has a great amount of information. Unfortunately for most students, this would be no different that reading content from a text book and they may find it unfavorable. The sections are very busy and long winded. The most helpful part of this application was that it provides mild interaction. Although it is limited to hovering over an area to get the specific body part/system, it is helpful for a student who is self quizzing. It is also helpful that each system is separated and then broken down further in their respective sections. This application would be best used as a study tool for independent learners who have the capability to grasp concepts mostly by reading them. The application lacks audio and video, so I do not recommended for the visual and audio learning students.

The 2D interactive section allows students to isolate sections of the body and find specific facts about different parts of the body. Students can isolate even the smallest organ or bone, and get detailed information. The 3D rotate and zoom feature allows students to view the system as a whole from any direction. I did find the page to be somewhat busy and distracting with ads, although with the amount of information they had to include on the website they did it well. The written facts portion of the page could be problematic for students since it is separated in the center by the image being discussed. There is a video that explains in simple language the use of the website and additional areas that contain related information such as nutrition, diseases and anatomy related careers. This is a good reference for middle and high school students who are studying the anatomy.