BIO 178: Human Physiology Handout Interactive Physiology Directions Interactive Physiology Interactive Physiology is a series of web-like animations and information to help you understand the concepts read about in lectures. For each system of the body you will find multiple concepts explored, but you are only responsible for turning in the review sheets that are found under the learning unit for each week. See your course schedule for more information. You need to have the CD-ROM Interactive Physiology 9 or 10 System Suite. It should have come with the hardback Anatomy and Physiology book, but also can be found on Mastering A&P. Screen shots later in this document will show you where. What you need: You must have the Interactive Physiology 9 or 10 System Suite or get to it via Mastering A&P. All Review Sheets can be printed from the learning unit folders on MyHills in the Interactive Physiology Homework Assignments areas. All of the Review Sheets are Word documents. There is a submit area for each homework assignment. Please place the correct document in the correct area. What to Turn in: Only the review sheet answers. Type them into a new Word document, or use the Word document provided that you opened, and submit each one into the appropriate location. You need to print off a course schedule; it’s your new best friend because homework turned in late will be 5 points off for each week they are late, starting with 12:01 am after the due date. All due dates are Wednesdays, so plan accordingly. What to Do: 1. Put in the Interactive Physiology CD-ROM and follow the directions to install it onto your computer. You can also find the interactive animations out on the book website, Mastering A&P, in the study area. If you are having problems seeing the animations, you need to do a browser check and be connected to the internet to download Flash, and the Adobe Flash Player. You can also work from Mastering A&P. Make sure your Active X controls are liberal, and turn off your pop up blockers. If you don’t know how to do it, please contact the IT Help Desk. 2. Print off or open the review sheet to answer the questions as you continue through the “website” and animations. You may also have to find some answers in the quizzes (note that quizzes at the end of interactive physiology ppts do not have to be turned in) or your book. 3. When you have found all of the answers, type them into a Word document and submit them. 4. If you have questions, ask them in the discussion board and either your instructor or other students can help.