New Anatomy & Physiology Multi-Media Databases

Primal Pictures Anatomy & Physiology Online (OVID) acts as a comprehensive learning resource for students of anatomy and physiology. The human body is divided into 19 modules, with interactive 3-D images, informative text, learning objectives, topic and module quizzes, clinical information on related diseases, case studies and more.

Students can interact with anatomy by peeling away layers, rotating models, and reconstructing layers back to their original structure. Vodcasts, narrated animations and illustrations, pronunciation guides, dissection slides, and other multimedia offer an engaging approach to learning. There are also more than 250 clinical topics and case studies covering pathphysiology, and comprehensive clinical information on causes (etiology), symptoms, diagnosis and treatment options.

Primal Pictures Interactive Anatomy - Premier Library Package  (OVID) is a comprehensive selection of dynamic, interactive modules featuring more than 6,500 highly accurate, three-dimensional anatomy models. Modules focus on individual organs, regions of the body, or anatomical systems. Using 3-D Real Time, users can rotate models, and add detailed layers of anatomy.

The product is also known as Anatomy TV.

These products have been purchased by our e-HLbc consortia, with a shared license for 75 simultaneous users.  Please note that they require Flash.

Posted by Patti Wilson, Aug. 28, 2012

Heather's Hot Pick: PE Resources

Get active!  Check-out some Physical Education resources available to you and maybe useful for your lesson planning now and on practicum! 

Books

General

Children moving : a reflective approach to teaching physical education by George Graham (2007)

Developmentally appropriate physical education for children and youth  by Graham J. Fishburne (2005)

Dynamic physical education curriculum guide: lesson plans for implementation (2007) or Dynamic physical education for elementary school children (2009) by Robert P. Pangrazi

The Great Ontario physical education teachers' resource for grades:  1-3, 4-6, 7-8  (2009) by Mike McCabe

OPHEA's DPA activity card set  (2006) by Ontario Physical and Health Education Association

Inclusion

Fundamental movement skills : active start and FUNdamental stages : for children with physical disabilities (2009) by Meghann Lloyd

Inclusive physical activity : a lifetime of opportunities  (2005) by Susan Kasser

Journals

Journal of Teaching in Physical Education

The Physical and Health Education Journal (PHE Journal)

Physical Educator

Research Database suggestion –Try searching Sport Discus with Fulltext in addition to ERIC or  Canadian Business and Current Affairs (CBCA).

Sound Recording

Practice your culture dances you learned this week with Children’s Folk Dances or Folk Dance Fun or just shake it with some Movin music for DPA or Movin Music for DPA – Volume 2!!

DVD

65 energy blasts with Judy Haward

                       

What kids want to know about sex and growing up 

 

Websites

Action Schools BC  http://www.actionschoolsbc.ca/content/home.asp

BCTF-Physical Education Specialists http://bctf.ca/pebc/

Canadian Association for Health Physical Education Recreation & Dance http://www.phecanada.ca/home

Canadian Association for School Health http://www.cash-aces.ca/

National Association for Sport and Physical Education  http://www.aahperd.org/naspe/

PE Central  http://www.pecentral.org

Heather's Hot Pick: JUMP Math

To compliment Math Makes Sense textbook series, an official approved Learning Resource textbook series used in BC District and Schools, is the Jump Math program.  

John Mighton began this program ten years ago as a tutoring club called JUMP (Junior Undiscovered Math Prodigy) from his apartment.  A principal sent him a number of students who were terrifically challenged by math or performing below grade level .  By working with these and many other children with this program,  Mighton came to believe that “not only can all children learn, but also that mathematics can be a powerful tool for social justice”  (Mighton, 2008, 32).  

Mighton believes that a large number of people have difficulty understanding and learning math because theories of education on which math programs are based do not consider real conditions in the classroom or new psychological models that highlight brain theory and how children learn.   To read more about Jump Math philosophy and principles check out:

Article:

Mighton, J. (2008). Using Math as a Springboard to Success. Education Canada, 48(3), 32-35.

**Print --Located Periodicals section in  the Abbotsford Library filed under the  title “Education Canada”

Books:

Mighton, J. (2008). The end of ignorance: Multiplying our human potential. Toronto: Vintage Canada.

Location:  Abbotsford Library, Curriculum Collection  --  Call number:  LB 14.7 M53 2008       

Mighton, J. (2003). The myth of ability: Nurturing mathematical talent in every child. Toronto [Ont.: House of Anansi.        

Location: Abbotsford Library, Curriculum Collection --  Call number:  QA 135.6 M535 2003                        

Mighton, J., Wyatt, J., & Sabourin, S. (2007). Jump math: Student Workbook s and Teacher Guides.  **Divided by Grade Level.

Location:  Abbotsford Library, Curriculum Collection  --  Call number:  Begins in QA 135.6 M522 2009

Website:  For training opportunities, philosophy, background and resources -  http://jumpmath1.org/

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AccessScience - NEW

AccessScience is a multi-media scholarly reference in the area of science and technology. It includes:

• Over 9,000 online articles from the McGraw-Hill Encyclopedia of Science & Technology 10th edition
• Research Updates from the McGraw-Hill Yearbooks of Science & Technology
• 110,000+ definitions from the McGraw-Hill Dictionary of Scientific and Technical Terms
• 16,000 illustrations and graphics, and bibliographies containing more than 28,000 literature citations
• Content contributed by more than 5000 researchers, including 36 Nobel Prize winners
• Biographies of more than 2,000 well-known scientists from the Hutchinson Dictionary of Scientific Biography®
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• Media-rich content, such as Flash® animations, image galleries, podcasts, charts, and videos
• A study center with Q&As, AP Study Guides, and essay topics

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Blackwell Reference Online - NEW

New Online Reference Database Provides Strong Coverage in the Humanities

Blackwell Reference Online provides authorative, scholarly reference sources (dictionaries, handbooks and companions) in the social sciences and humanities.
Subject areas represented include:

• Anthropology
• Classics
• Communication and Media Studies
• Geography
• History
• Language and Linguistics
• Literature
• Philosophy
• Psychology
• Religion & Theology
• Sociology 

UFV Library has purchased the 2010 and 2011 collections.

Wilson Databases Coverage to Change

Starting in August, 2012 the content in Humanities Full Text and Social Sciences Full Text will revert to indexing only. Art Full Text will be retained as a full text database. The majority of full text content is available in other full text databases, such as Academic Search Premier or Project Muse.  Articles may also be requested on interlibrary loan.  Faculty are advised to contact the library with any questions or concerns.