Cranial Nerves Case Studies
Animation and Modeling
Cranial Nerves Case Studies |
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Summary and major players |
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List required features and elements |
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Detail design specifications, look and feel |
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Major milestones, Gannt chart of activities |
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How much it cost |
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Evaluation of production methods and recommendations for future products |
Breeze Content and Login Information for CHA400 |
- Student Group Index: 127123
- Instructor Group Index: 127122
- CRN 26047 Fall 2005
- Content is located in the "Shared Content" area in the CHA400 folder
Summary
This project is a self-study module on cranial nerves 3, 4 and 6. It presents Case Studies with clinical observations, instructional materials and quiz questions regarding patient sypmtoms. The clinical observations are presented as video clips or animated models. The instructional materials inculde animations, video clips, pictures and text. The quiz results are reported to a database. The module itself is prooduced using SCORM standards and can be delivered in a Course Management System with a SCORM player.
Also see attached file: Project Charter
Resources
Nancy Wilkison
ncwilkison@ucdavis.edu, 752-3294
lab coordinator
curricular support
Dave Fraser
drfraser@ucdavis.edu 752-3293
<clip from Nancy Wilkison>
our producer director, I'm sure would like to be involved (he
was one of the interrupt-ees and I asked him) in this...especially
if you are doing the patient videos like we discussed. he can let you know
what resources we have re:cameras, available areas for filming, etc. he
also may know what is done in the doctoring course as he's done
lots of video work for them.
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Michelle McCullough (standardized patient coordinator)
mmccullough@ucdavis.edu, (916) 734-3445
<clip from Nancy Wilkison>
she's responsible for coming up with patients with specific disorders
or actors who can mimic them.
<clip>
Frazier Stevensen
fstevensen@ucdsom.ucdavis.edu, (530) 752-4010
<clip from Nancy Wilkison>
IOR of doctoring course, which is case based.
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Doug Gross dsgross@ucdavis.edu, 754-9408
<clip from Nancy Wilkison>
PhD in anatomy and MD, is involved in anatomy and Kumari's course. he might be
valuable?
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Celia Chang
celia.chang@ucdmc.ucdavis.edu, (916) 703-0258
<clip from Nancy Wilkison>
was going to do case studies w/Kumari
some time ago. I looked her up and she's an assistant professor in neurology.
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