Visual Anatomy is an iPad app designed to help students learn the names of muscles, bones, organs, and systems in the human body. To use the app students select a system then click on the pinmarks in each image to learn about those parts of the body. The free version of the app has 300 pinmarks in standard resolution. The paid version of the app has 700 pinmarks with high resolution images.
Applications for Education
Visual Anatomy could be a helpful study aid for high school students studying anatomy and physiology. Click here for seven web-based resources for teaching and learning anatomy and physiology.
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