Breaking Boundaries in Anatomy Education: The Power of Simulation Technology" from Dewey University (Award #P031C160011 & P116S220005) explores the integration of immersive simulation technology in an Anatomy and Physiology course (ANAT101). It highlights the institution’s commitment to innovative teaching practices through virtual reality (VR) tools like the 3D Organon application. This white paper outlines the methodology, implementation, and positive student feedback regarding the use of VR to enhance learning outcomes, offering insights into the future of anatomy education using immersive strategies.
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VirtualEd-MES (Modeling & Simulation Program | Award #P116S220005)
Project Director: Prof. Yosanalis Torres, [email protected]
Innovative Curriculum Specialist and PI: Dr. Miriam L. Delgado, [email protected]
MSP Lead Specialist: Roberto Ledesma, [email protected]
MSP Taskforce Virtual Presentation with Metahuman Avatars and Unreal Engine
Tools: Unreal Engine
Access more simulations at: www.stemsuccesscenter.org/simulations