JoVE Science Education is from the Journal of Visual Experiments publisher (we also get all the sections of the journal, lots of good content there too) You will need to put in your SDSUid and password (email and password) to get to the content. There are also various psychology, biology, neurobiology, clinical skills, and genetics modules that might be of use, as well as the methods shown in the journals. There are handouts that show you how to use these in Zoom and Canvas.
We have Academic Video Online (AVON) which covers many disciplines in the health sciences.
CSU has a portal MERLOT that provides peer review of various open teaching resources.
For basics, OpenStax has an anatomy and physiology textbook
TEDTalks - you can look for Topics or develop lessons with TED-Ed
E-books Directory has most topics at varying educational levels. T
Functional Neuroanatomy from the University of British Columbia.
Wolfram Demonstration Projects in many science subject areas.
BioDigital Human
FREE 3D anatomy exploratory tool. Choose female or male models, easy side navigation to peel back layers in multiple body systems. Quiz and annotation features. Online, android and apple mobile apps. Students will need to set up an account to use.
Visible Body Apps
PAID collection of HD apps for studying anatomy and physiology. Different products have different desktop and mobile options. Individual purchase options.
Just Physiology has one free case study
Muscle and Motion - Free trials of apps
Teaching with Open Neuroscience Datasets
Neuroscience in the Time of Coronavirus A listing of resources for teaching neuroscience
Google Image Search for free anatomy coloring pages brings up lots of things.
Just Physiology has one free case study
NINDS Brain Resources mostly K-12 but some information might be useful.
HHMI BioInteractive has lots of education resources, many at university level, search for your topic
The Librarians helping at the SummerFlex Institute have a guide with resources and information on integrating things into Canvas or Blackboard: https://libguides.sdsu.edu/SummerFlex
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