Publication: Prácticas de Histología Humana. Microscopio Virtual y Autoevaluación
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2017-06-29
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Las "Prácticas Virtuales de Histología. Microscopio Virtual y Autoevalución" lo componen dos bloques:
1. Practicas Virtuales de Histología: aplicación donde se clasifican más de 100 preparaciones histológicas correspondientes a los tejidos (epitelial, conjuntivo, muscular y nervioso) en 15 practicas virtuales. Cada una consta de un conjunto de imágenes microscópicas, con un texto explicativo. Cada una de estas imágenes se vincula a una nueva pantalla que simula la observación al microscopio.
2. Autoevaluación: a partir de un banco de unas 750 microfotografías, el alumno puede generar él mismo, de manera aleatoria, conjuntos de 10 cuestiones sobre las imágenes, con el fin de evaluar sus conocimientos prácticos en Histología.
The "Virtual Practices of Histology, Virtual Microscope and Self-Assessment" are composed of two blocks: 1. Virtual Practices of Histology: application in which more than 100 histological samples corresponding to the tissues (epithelial, connective, muscular and nervous) are classified in 15 virtual practices. Each one consists of a set of microscopic images, with explanatory text. Each of these images is linked to a new screen that simulates the observation under the microscope. 2. Self-evaluation: from a bank of about 750 microphotographs, the student can generate himself, in a random way, sets of 10 questions about the images, in order to evaluate his practical knowledge in Histology.
The "Virtual Practices of Histology, Virtual Microscope and Self-Assessment" are composed of two blocks: 1. Virtual Practices of Histology: application in which more than 100 histological samples corresponding to the tissues (epithelial, connective, muscular and nervous) are classified in 15 virtual practices. Each one consists of a set of microscopic images, with explanatory text. Each of these images is linked to a new screen that simulates the observation under the microscope. 2. Self-evaluation: from a bank of about 750 microphotographs, the student can generate himself, in a random way, sets of 10 questions about the images, in order to evaluate his practical knowledge in Histology.