Presentation tools are a great way to enhance students understanding. It is all the better if your explanation is supported by a relevant image. We have already discovered that interactive supports and active learning are essential to cement a better understanding of radiology.
To do so, let’s have a look at the e-Anatomy presentation features which can be used during courses or lectures:
- How to use e-Anatomy to prepare anatomy quizzes
In the practice mode, you will find numbers instead of labels. This feature provides an interactive teaching tool and allows students to hone their skills in interpreting radiology anatomy from tomographic imaging techniques.
- How to customize anatomical labelling to match your quiz
With the partial labeling tool, you decide specifically which labels to learn and which ones are to be removed.
- How to export an e-Anatomy image for your presentation
You can export the image in jpeg format clicking on the icon and use it for a test or a discussion about a specific area.
- How to use e-Anatomy with a projector during a lecture
To facilitate your presentation, you can connect your device directly to a projector in a classroom or a meeting room.
- Is it possible to make a presentation? (available on iOS and Android)
Yes, it is really easy to make a presentation using presentation mode. It will be a precious help to highlight specific anatomic areas thanks to different colors and the pointer.
- Draw on the image to show an exact anatomical structure - choose the line thickness
- Pointer
- Color management (allows for differentiation of structures or areas)
- Eraser
- Screenshot to save your image
As it is really complex to involve students in the learning process, supporting tools can be highly valuable to your lecture.
