Muscle Contraction Physiology

November 10, 2020

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Summary

This activity is used in my Anatomy and Physiology course to help students understand the process of skeletal muscle contraction. The activity incorporates the use of animations, state changes and drag and drops to help promote student interactivity. The activity is linked to the course LMS and further assessment is accomplished with a quiz. There is a longer version of this activity that contains additional drag and drops and practice quiz questions.

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I teach college Anatomy and Physiology courses and produce media for elearning.

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kimellis61

Jan 3, 2023

Excellent summary. Thank you.

Porsch_944

Feb 13, 2021

Great animation!! As an athlete I’m always fascinated with the idea of learning the functionality of specific parts of the body. Your graphics were clean and your animation is to envy. Love it!!

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Estudio Absurdo

Feb 10, 2021

thanks

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aasmundl94

Dec 6, 2020

Very good information. The quiz, maybe they should be able to also answer wrong and have some points instead of always have answered everything correctly .

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tronm38650993

Nov 15, 2020

Good information.

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Haugom Helse

Nov 14, 2020

Great presentation! Would love to work further on this, but as a complete beginner, I dont understand how to download this presentation…?

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DrBruceF

Nov 13, 2020

Thank you so much.

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InstructionalRy

Nov 12, 2020

I’m attempting to get better with my transitions and animation, so I really liked how you incorporated yours, example: how the protein filaments illustrations zooms into place on the right).

Any reason why the blue buttons on the following page aren’t labeled or an icon or something resembling more of a button or hotspot wasn’t used (just curious)?

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DrBruceF

Nov 13, 2020

Thanks for your comment. I’ve used the blue buttons in previous activities such as select to learn more and drag and drop. Just something to be consistent.

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InstructionalRy

Nov 14, 2020

Gotcha!

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instructiond73306749

Nov 12, 2020

the music can also be with the interactivity not continuous.

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DrBruceF

Nov 13, 2020

Thanks for the comment. Actually, I usually don’t use music unless I’m developing a game. Studies have shown that music can be distracting. Just wanted to try it out for this one.

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markdb75

Nov 11, 2020

Excellent L3 Muscle anatomy and physiology tool

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