Upon entering, you will find a classroom like the one shown below (note: the
actual central content may differ):
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The application has three sections:
Each point on the body has a menu with zooms and rotations related to
their location. The menu can be opened by using the mouse to pass over the
menu options. The first image of the zoom or rotation is displayed in the
central white square. If you choose a circular view, such as of the lung, a
window like the following appears:
If you click with the left mouse button on either end of the rotation bar the
organ will rotate in one direction or another. If you click on the image in a
selected point then an optical zoom appears and another click returns you
to the initial image. Some images may have labels marked with the symbol Δ
that show the name of the selected point and an their functional role by
clicking on them.
If you select a zoom, such as the liver which is one of the most complete, a
window like the following is displayed:
The zoom displays, at the bottom left of the image, the enlargement of the
photos and, at the bottom right, a zoom bar with the different photographic
techniques : a magnifying glass, an optical microscopy and an electronic
microscopy. As in rotations, clicking the ends moves the zoom forward and
backward.
Then the model will load, eg the abdomen, and it will appear as follows:
After the application is correctly loaded, you can rotate the model by
holding down the left mouse button over the image, make a zoom by
holding down the right button or move it with the middle button.
If we look at the options offered by the application shown in the following
image:
You have the following options (options available to students in bold)
In the example of the abdomen, choose the palette "thorax" and sight
"bones" for a good view.
1.1 Welcome: you will see a page with text similar to:
1.2 Plants: the following screen appears:
All plants have a red dot that opens a menu. For poinsettias and
rosemary zoom and rotation views are avaiable. For Anthurium we have
prepared rotation views in 3D for use with 3D glasses.
2.2 Add classroom: upon entering you will find the following
screen:
The user is prompted to specify:
• Title: the name of the classroom. A school cannot have two classrooms with the
same title.
Note: Access for students: it should be noted that students may enter the
classroom once they know title of the classroom and its password.
After entering all information click on "Create class", and then you will find yourself
inside the environment that allows you to add classroom content, as shown in the
picture below:
The option of introducing labels will be explained at the end of this section.
2.2.1 Add Service: When adding a service we find the following screen:
It offers four types of services that can be added to the classroom:
Allows to insert a title and provides a simple text editor to writing text.
Note: links: To enter links to other websites just write the reference text, select
it with the mouse, click on the chain (that has just appeared) and then specify the
url.
To finalize the service click on the Create button Plain "and a new service in the left
menu, as shown on the next screen, where you can see a new option" SERVICES
"with the service created.
Plants, Human and Bones services: upon clicking the following
screen will appear:
Name the service and choose any zooms and rotations that you wish to include,
and to finalize click on the button "Create service" and it will be subsequently added
to the menu on the leftside in the list of services.
- Zooms: when the image zoom is displayed a menu appears on the bottom left
of the screen with the following options: insert, update and remove.
- Insert label: click on the icon, bring the mouse to the point where you
want to add the label and click again. This opens a text box that allows you
to:
- Define the language.
- Determine the range of images in which the label will appear : by
default it is added to a very wide range.
- Name the label.
- Add a brief explanation.
-Update label: click on the icon to change labels, select the tag you want to
modify and click on it. A window opens that allows changes to texts. You can
also change the position of the label by dragging it to a new position. If the
edit window hides the label, you can fold and unfold the window by clicking
on "<" or ">" found to the right of the window.
- Remove label: click on the icon to remove labels, select the label you
want to delete and click on it.
- Rotation: when the image rotation is displayed a menu appears on the bottom
left of the screen with the following options: insert, update and remove..
- Insert label: click on the icon, bring the mouse to the point where you
want to add the label and click again. This opens a text box that allows you
to:
- Define the language.
- Name the label.
- Add a brief explanation.
The label is attached to three images, the current image, the previous
image, and the subsequent image in the same location. To ensure you place
them properly go to the respective images and update thire position.
-Update label: click on the icon to change labels, select the tag you want to
modify and click on it. A window opens that allows changes to texts. You can
also change the position of the label by dragging it to the new place. If the
edit window hides the label, you can fold and unfold the window by clicking
on "<" or ">" found to the right of the window.
- Remove label: click on the icon to remove labels, select the label you
want to delete and click on it.
- 3D: The labels are placed on 3D images using the same protocol as zooms and
rotations. To get a 3D image press the button the "CAPTURE IMAGE" :
Then select the 3D image and click on "MANAGE CAPTURE". The image will
appear with the management of labels as in zooms and rotations.
3. If logged in as an administrator
(school)
You are able to manage teachers and school classrooms in addition to
their own classrooms.
Upon entering you will find the environment to manage the school as
follows: