Online Anatomy Education Infographic

Whether you're teaching anatomy online, in-person, or in a hybrid scenario, the recent shifts in anatomy education have made the already complex learning objectives more challenging to teach students. Due to the need for online learning and the shortage of specimen, cadaver dissection is becoming increasingly difficult to teach. On top of that, the way our anatomy students prefer to learn and interact with anatomical material is changing quickly.

This is forcing anatomy educators to find alternatives to cadaver dissection that will help their students develop an understanding of three-dimensional anatomical structures and the relationships between. It is also more important than ever for educators to stay up to date on the resources and teaching pedagogies that today’s students are benefiting from the most.

With that in mind, we've created an infographic that highlights a number of statistics related to the changing anatomy classroom and the resources that anatomy students are finding most effective in regard to their learning. Click here to view the full-sized infographic, and feel free to share it with friends and colleagues on social media or via email using the links provided at the bottom of this page!