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Target of the Learning Task: Discover what we can do with the Human Anatomy Atlas app. What do YOU want to learn about how to use this app?

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Target of the Learning Task: Discover what we can do with the Human Anatomy Atlas app. What do YOU want to learn about how to use this app?

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Download the Human Anatomy Atlas app from the App Store. Utilize the app for your own success in the course.
Watch the video and explore resources online to discover how we can use this app to learn more about human anatomy.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QoWSgxzrtjU
Contribute to the class and help other learners: Show or model at least one new way you learned how to use the app to further your knowledge of anatomy. Teach us and the rest of the class what you're learning through the app! Please ask questions in this forum if you're not sure how something works in the app. View each response before posting (as to not replicate someone else's methodical discovery).
Timeline: Completion of Task 1 by Tuesday.
Before moving onto Task 2: View all posts from other learners to learn how they use the app.

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I want to learn about the cardiovascular/circulatory system like blood supply so I will use the Content Search option shown in this video.

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Finding content: Browse or Search | Human Anatomy Atlas 2018

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Learn how to use the zoom, rotate, and dissection feature

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Learn how to use the zoom, rotate, and dissection feature

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I'm interested in learning about what different organs look like from different angles so I can look for key identifiers. I also want to view anterior to posterior and I can do that with the dissection tool to see deeper layers of the body. I would have to dissect a cadaver in a lab otherwise so this is a great advantage of this app! What's also nice about this app is I discovered that I can click on Gross Anatomy Lab and this lays the model down supine like on a lab table!

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Zooming, dissecting, and rotating the 3D model | Human Anatomy Atlas

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Target of Learning Task: Share how you're learning what you want to learn.

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Target of Learning Task: Share how you're learning what you want to learn.

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Now that you've discovered how to navigate the app, it's time to share how you're using the app to learn about what interests you. Share any difficulties you experience through your learning process.
Timeline: Completion of Task 2 by Thursday.
Before moving onto Task 3: View what other learners have shared in regard to their areas of anatomical interest.

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I was trying to figure out if I could also use this to learn more about physiology and I discovered that I can learn about relationships of anatomy using this app. However, as I followed this tutorial, I'm stumped by the blast icon shown at 0:21 in the video and the isolate icon too shown just after that. I did get the app to show me the structure by itself by selecting the multicolor icon for bony landmarks and muscle attachments. Can anyone help me understand how to view the hierarchy as well? How do I locate the pin icon? Not sure why I'm finding the icons to be so confusing within the app. What was cool though was the cerebrum sensory motor maps and dermatomes on the skin!

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Accessing detailed information on any structure | Human Anatomy Atlas | 2019.2

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I'm using the app to learn more about blood supply by trying a Content Search. I tapped on the first search result on coronary vessels. I tapped on different structures and read the book excerpts to learn how the endocardium is vascularized and nourished. How do I find out whether the myocardium is vascularized by the coronary vessels too?The branches of the coronary artery and vein both showed many pathologies that made me realize just how important they are to function properly. I did have trouble with the orientation of the structure however.

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Thank you for your help, Professor Cowan. I'm able to orient myself now by highlighting the layers and realize I'm in the wall of the heart looking at the deepest layer. The coronary vessels insert from the exterior superficial layer of the heart, the epicardium, to vascularize the myocardium next.

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Target of Learning Task: Choose an organ and detail the organ. How can we use the app to reach this goal?

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Target of Learning Task: Choose an organ and detail the organ. How can we use the app to reach this goal?

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Choose an organ (bone, muscle, brain, stomach, etc.) to read about using the book icon, learn about pathologies, relationships to surrounding structures and systems (blood supply, innervation), and locational landmarks (attachments, etc.) all through use of the app. Detail function or action of structure as necessary. The app should be used as your only resource for the purpose of this research task.
Timeline: Completion of Task 3 by next Monday.
This is the latest task to be completed. View posts from other learners as you further learn how to apply practical knowledge from the app.