Labster’s Exploration Mode lets students take charge of their own learning, allowing them to discover anatomy at their own pace. Students can use the virtual experience of 3D Exploration Mode to augment their access to physical anatomical models which are often a limited resource in laboratories and classrooms.
Each of Labster's four new A&P virtual simulations lets students visualize, interact with, and open up the human body in a way that's only possible in a virtual environment.
Take a journey through the male reproductive system! In this simulation, you will be introduced to the gonads, glands, and male reproductive tract in our detailed 3D model in Exploration Mode before diving inside the male reproductive system.
In the Introduction to the Male Reproductive System: Dive inside the duct system virtual lab, your students will study the anatomy of the male reproductive system. Using Exploration Mode, they will manipulate virtual 3D models of the primary and secondary male sex organs, just as they would do using plastic models in your lab.
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Related simulations: Introduction to the Female Reproductive System virtual lab.
Inside Labster's Anatomy and Physiology lab, your student will explore the structures and functions of the brain and spinal cord. Can they will our lab assistant struggling with aphasia understand which area of their brain might be impaired?
In the Introduction to the Central Nervous System: Explore your body’s command center virtual lab, your students will begin to visualize, locate, and understand the brain and spinal cord. Using Exploration Mode, they will manipulate virtual 3D models of the brain and spinal cord, just as they would do using plastic models in your lab.
Your students will:
Help a company build a new personal training app by leading the discovery of the skeletal muscle system to investigate muscles’ movement and functional groups.
The Skeletal Muscle Movement: Build your own muscle system virtual lab offers students an introduction to the muscular system, helping them understand and visualize the roles of the muscles and how they move.
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A chimpanzee has been found in distress in a sanctuary. Students will have to identify the locations of the chimpanzee’s injuries by learning the definitions of the anatomical position, regional and sub-regional terms, and applying body planes and directional terminology.
Do some of your anatomy students lack familiarity with the anatomical alphabet? The Body Planes and Sections: Locate a chimpanzee’s injuries virtual lab will introduce your students to fundamental anatomical terminology. As your course continues, students can revisit this self-guided lab and review these terms as needed.
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Curious to learn more about how science simulations can support Anatomy & Physiology? Read our comprehensive overview of Virtual Labs for Anatomy & Physiology.
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