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From the team that broughtyou…
We Now Bring You……
The UM VisibleHuman Project
Year one reportDecember 1, 2000
User InteractionTeam
UM Visible Human Project at aglance...
The VisibleHuman
Database
A U of Msubset
Internet 2
Gross LabServer
AirPort
iBook
U of Kiev
Local Server
U of Michigan
U of Kiev
Local Server
U of Michigan
U of M Center for Parallel Computing
Concept
Visible Human Database
Med and Anatomy switch
iBook
Bejing Med U
ConceptU of M Center for Parallel Computing
U of Kiev
Local Server
U of MichiganU of Kiev
Local Server
U of Michigan
iBook
Bejing Med U
User Interaction at a glance
Interface
RequirementsAssessmentEvaluation
Applications/Interfaces
The UI Team
StudentsFaculty
Visible Human Database
The final user product
Interface
VisibleHumanDatabase
Animations
Visuals
Text
LearningMaterials
Labels
Simulations
Quizzes
Case Inquiry
Audience
Facultyn Anatomistsn Surgeonsn Nursingn Dentaln Physiologistsn Kinesiologistn Physical Therapistn Sports Medicine
Studentsn Surgeonsn Residentsn Medn Dentaln Nursingn Biologyn Jr/High Schooln Distance Learning
Building the base
MedsterMERLOTIMS global initiativeDesigner toolsInstructor toolsStudent modulesStudent tools
Our goals• Provide a complete learning package for instructorsand users•Have users take charge of and be responsible for theirown learning•Move from isolated learning to problem based learning•Allow for differing learning preferences•Provide expert modeling in a fail safe framework•Provide and remove learning scaffolds•Trace use to improve use of Visible Human and Internet2 resources
Goals for the first quarter
Obtain first round ofIRB approvalReview literatureDevelop project PERTchartGather and test tools
Start definition of userrequirementsInterview facultyInterview studentsSet up test bedsCollaborate withApplication Group
Sample Focus Sessions
w Student Reactionw Instructor Interactionw Instructional Design InteractionwMotivationw Logisticsw The “Blair Witch” Project style...
Goals for the second quarter
w Continue focus groupsessions of faculty andstudents
w Develop rubric fordata gathered fromfocus sessions
w Gather and test tools
w Define userrequirements
w Develop collaborationwith interface andapplication teams
w Integrate literaturereview into rubric andinitial user requirements
User Requirement Rubric:
Goals for the third quarterFinish focus group sessions (Kinesiology, Radiation Oncologymust wait till fall term)Use User Requirement Rubric to determine target groups andcrucial interface toolsUse user requirements to inform user interfacesProvide initial specs for modulesDevelop prototype navigation mapsDevelop criteria for feed back developmentDevelop integrated data gathering from interfaces
Sample UIT member rating
User Requirements Ratings averaged
Cluster Tree
0 1 2 3
Distances
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ChangeDiseas
ChangeGestat
ChangeMatA
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Dynam
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ConnectCours
ImpToKnow
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CollaboratnConnectClinP
SupprtTeamIn
ConMaps
FunHypTxt
KnowInteg
FlipbetRepre
LearntoLearn
Mnem
Devices
Motivation
MultLevSuprt
NavM
apsPronunciatn
QuizCards
LogisticsO
verlyDetail
AllIm
portant
BloodSupply
Innervation
LayersM
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RelamngPart
UniqueContnt
WhereA
natLoc WholePartInt
IntbyScale
Haptic
SimSurgDisectProcDisectSkills
GenSurProcUniqueProces
TactFdbk2d3dm
ap
3dMods
3dVis
FollowStrt
ModStFnt
PrjBsdLearn
EmpBodSys
EmpBodRegns
StrFncRel
Cluster of User Requirements
Configuration
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Multiple Dimensional Scaling
Broa
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Novice ß--------àExpert
Initial Matrix Analysis
Faculty MDS andKNOT
Student MDS andKNOT
Goals for the fourth quarterFinish focus group sessions with Kinesiology andRadiation OncologyContinue analysis of User Requirement MatricesDevelop interface from user requirementsTest current user interfacesDetermine modulesFinish prototype navigation mapsDevelop criteria for question developmentDevelop integrated data gathering from interfacesDevelop measure of learning to use with prototypes
Prototype interfaces:
Modules: Perhaps by system..
The Visible Human The VisibleHumanProject
Perhaps a regional approachThe Visible Human
Brain
BrainExtremities
Head/Neck Thorax Abdomen
Pelvis
The VisibleHumanProject
Within a Module...The VisibleHumanProject
AbdomenConcept/Navigation
text
animate
labels
video
simulation
images
links
quiz
clinic
Within a Module...The VisibleHumanProject
Abdomen
Abdomen
contents
boundaries
DiaphragmAttachementsPartsPassages
Abdominal WallMusclesAponenrosesBones &
LigamentsSpecial Features
Inguinal regionRectus sheath
PeritoneumViseral vs. parietalPeritoneal ligamentsPertioneal attachments & fusions
Pertioneal CavitySubdividisionsSpaces & fossae
Retroperitonealstructures
Kidneys & uretersSuprarenal glandsLumbar PlexusAbdominal aortaInferior vena cavaLymphaticsAutonomics
Organs (know function, blood & nervesupply)
StomachSpleenLiver & gall bladerDuodenumJejunum & IleumCecum & appendixAscending, transverse &
descending colon
Concept/Navigation
text
animate
labels
video
simulation
images
links
quiz
clinic
Within a Module...The VisibleHumanProject
AbdomenConcept/Navigation
text
animate
labels
video
simulation
images
links
quiz
clinic
Within a Module...The VisibleHumanProject
AbdomenConcept/Navigation
animate
labels
video
simulation
images
links
quiz
clinic
text
Within a Module...The VisibleHumanProject
Bellius buttoni
AbdomenConcept/Navigation
text
animate
labels
video
simulation
images
links
quiz
clinic
Within a Module...The VisibleHumanProjectAbdomenium apropabar et bigium a rotundium.
Belli Buttonus uber stomatomium. Stomatomiumconnectedus esophegious, esophegiousconnectedus larnexius, larnexius connectedusmouth holius.
Publicum Visibilus Humanus Projectus. InUniversitatus de Michiganium.
AbdomenConcept/Navigation
animate
labels
video
simulation
images
links
quiz
clinic
text
Within a Module...The VisibleHumanProject
Head and NeckConcept/Navigation
text
animate
labels
video
simulation
images
links
quiz
clinic
Within a Module...The VisibleHumanProject
Head and NeckConcept/Navigation
text
animate
labels
video
simulation
images
links
quiz
clinic
Within a Module...The VisibleHumanProject
Head and Neck
5: Orbicularispalpebraum
Concept/Navigation
text
animate
labels
video
simulation
images
links
quiz
clinic
Within a Module...The VisibleHumanProject
Head and NeckConcept/Navigation
text
animate
labels
video
simulation
images
links
quiz
clinic
Within a Module...The VisibleHumanProject
Head and Neck
12: buccinator
±
Concept/Navigation
text
animate
labels
video
simulation
images
links
quiz
clinic
Within a Module...Head and Neck The Visible
HumanProject
Concept/Navigation
text
animate
labels
video
simulation
images
links
quiz
clinic
Starting on actual features…
Design function Interaction with Software Team
How to Use this Program…
ModulesInformation and images in this program areorganized into two modules under instructionalthemes, the systematical approach and theregional approach. When entering this program,you may choose and click on a system or a regionto look at.
Example: choose on the `Head and Neck’ region
Meta - information for NavigationAnytime in a module, you may click on the buttonslisted on the top of each page for getting meta-information. The meta- information will help you tonavigate on this program and learn how to use thisprogram for studying.
•SITE MAP:Showing the structure ofinformation presented in this program and howdifferent pieces of information are conceptuallyinterrelated.
•Learn How to Learn: Learning tools andnotes for anatomy study are accessible fromthis link. Currently available information andtools are outlines and quiz by chapter andmedical term glossary.
How to Use this Program…(cont.)Features within Modules
• Images and Associated Instruction
• Dissection and Clinic Knowledge
5: Orbicularispalpebraum
This program provides CT and MRI from theVisible Human. The images are alsorendered into 3-D structure. While viewingimages, you can click on LABEL and TEXT onthe left side for labels and contentinformation. Also, check on radio buttons onselected pages to add features.
Example: label and radio button
pronunciation
Check radio button forpronunciation
Buttons on the left side allows you to learnmore about dissection skills and the applicationof anatomy in clinics and related field.
• VIDEO: Showing dissection procedure byQuick Time movies.
• CLINIC:Showing medical and clinicalinformation of selected region (or system)
Within a Module...
Abdomen
LinksLearn how to learnSite Map
Concept Map
text
labels
CT/MRI
video
simulation
clinic
Search
Within a Module...Abdomen
Concept Map
text
CT/MRI
You arehere
label
3D view
animate
Illustration
Draft flow chart
User Interface
Inteface prototypes
CBSL
Streaming Videos
Test Wireless
CB
TH
Nursing Test Bed
Anatomy Test Bed
Dentistry Test Bed
Quiz
Concept/Navigation
Maps
User Response Analysis
TG
TG
Case Studies
EdgeWarp
Animations
AA
NS
TJ
User Requirements
THCB
DWSF
TJ
NSSL
AA
Next Generation Internet Visible Human ProjectUser Interaction Team
Flow ChartMonday, November 13, 2000
CB
TJ
GP
AA
DW TG SF
TG
AT
Surgical Test Bed
SF
Labeling
TG
Text with HyperLinks
Tools
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Extra
Won Golden Apple awardfrom Apple computerPresented at the NWACCPaper on User Requirements
Credits
National Library of MedicineU of M Nursing SchoolU of M Education SchoolU of M Medical SchoolU of M Dental SchoolU of M CIO OfficeU of M Art and DesignSchool
Deborah WalkerAlex TerzianBrad SmithNeil SkovGeri PelokWalter MeixnerSilvia LeeTricia JonesTom HackerSteve FeinbergTom GestCarl BergerAlex Ade
Our team:
The UM VisibleHuman Project
Year one reportDecember 1, 2000
User InteractionTeam
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