Showing posts with label distal limb. Show all posts
Showing posts with label distal limb. Show all posts
Tuesday, 18 November 2014
Hoof Explorer: Stop Motion Anatomy Video Builds an Equine Foot--But Don't Think About It
The Hoof Explorer anatomy toolbox website is at it again. Be sure to bookmark this little video clip to add to your next PowerPoint presentation. But then sit back and enjoy it.
And stop thinking so hard.
There are many ways to teach science or anatomy or even a step-by-step technique. Teaching involves explaining and breaking down information into chewable, learnable bite-sized pieces.
Thursday, 28 November 2013
Hoof Explorer: Discover and Interact with the Horse's Foot in Three Beautiful Dimensions, Online, and For Free
Hoof Explorer is a new interactive 3-D anatomy education tool that is in four languages and has almost infinite capacity for displaying the anatomy of the distal limb. And it's free!
It's official: 2013 is the year of 3-D hoof anatomy on the web. In late October, the third of three new websites from three countries went live, and now all you have to do is bookmark these resources and learn
Sunday, 20 October 2013
Anatomy Resource: Alex zur Linden's Clinical Equine Imaging Reference Site
What's new on your iPad?
Our reference systems are evolving as we become both more dependent on and more at ease with our digital tools. There was a time when we didn't want to take laptops, iPads and SmartPhones into barns or lug them along to consultation meetings, but new coatings and cases and diligent cleaning are making tools more resilient and horse-friendly, while our reference
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