from the team that brought you… we now bring you……

From the team that brought you…

We Now Bring You……

The UM Visible Human Project

Year one reportDecember 1, 2000

User Interaction Team

UM Visible Human Project at a glance...

The Visible Human

Database

A U of M subset

Internet 2

Gross Lab Server

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

Requirements AssessmentEvaluation

Applications/Interfaces

The UI Team

StudentsFaculty


The final user product

Interface


Animations

Visuals

Text

Learning Materials

Labels

Simulations

Quizzes

Case Inquiry

Audience

Faculty Anatomists Surgeons Nursing Dental Physiologists Kinesiologist Physical Therapist Sports Medicine

Students Surgeons Residents Med Dental Nursing Biology Jr/High School Distance Learning

Building the base

MedsterMERLOTIMS global initiativeDesigner toolsInstructor toolsStudent modulesStudent tools

Our goals• Provide a complete learning package for instructors and users•Have users take charge of and be responsible for their own 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 Internet 2 resources

Goals for the first quarter

Obtain first round of IRB approvalReview literatureDevelop project PERT chartGather and test tools

Start definition of user requirements

Interview faculty Interview students Set up test beds Collaborate with

Application Group

Sample Focus Sessions

Student ReactionInstructor InteractionInstructional Design InteractionMotivationLogisticsThe “Blair Witch” Project style...

Goals for the second quarter

Continue focus group sessions of faculty and students

Develop rubric for data gathered from focus sessions

Gather and test tools

Define user requirements

Develop collaboration with interface and application teams

Integrate literature review into rubric and initial user requirements

User Requirement Rubric:

Goals for the third quarterFinish focus group sessions (Kinesiology, Radiation Oncology must wait till fall term)Use User Requirement Rubric to determine target groups and crucial 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 3Distances

AnatomicVarChangeDiseas

ChangeGestat

ChangeMatAge

DynamicVisua

ConnectCours

ImpToKnow

InstSelMod

KnowforExamMacroMicro

AssessGradesCollaboratn

ConnectClinP

SupprtTeamInConMaps

Fun

HypTxt

KnowIntegFlipbetRepre

LearntoLearnMnemDevices

Motivation

MultLevSuprtNavMaps

Pronunciatn

QuizCards

Logistics

OverlyDetailAllImportant

BloodSupplyInnervation

Layers

ModelStresse

RelamngPart

UniqueContnt

WhereAnatLoc

WholePartInt

IntbyScale

HapticSimSurg

DisectProcDisectSkills

GenSurProc

UniqueProces

TactFdbk

2d3dmap

3dMods

3dVis

FollowStrt

ModStFnt

PrjBsdLearn

EmpBodSys

EmpBodRegns

StrFncRel

Cluster of User Requirements

Configuration

-2 -1 0 1 2Dimension-1

-2

-1

0

1

2

Dimension-2

DEN1

MED1

KINSTD

NURSTD

MED2

DEN2SURFAC

SURSTD

RADONC

ANFAC

NUFAC

MED4

KINFAC

Multiple Dimensional Scaling

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Novice --------Expert

Initial Matrix Analysis

Faculty MDS andKNOT

Student MDS andKNOT

Goals for the fourth quarter

Finish focus group sessions with Kinesiology and Radiation 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 HumanThe Visible Human Project

Perhaps a regional approach

The Visible Human

Brain

BrainExtremities

Head/Neck Thorax Abdomen

Pelvis

The Visible Human Project

Within a Module...The Visible Human Project

AbdomenConcept/Navigation

text

animate

labels

video

simulation

images

links

quiz

clinic


Abdomen

Abdomen

contents

boundaries

DiaphragmAttachementsPartsPassages

Abdominal WallMusclesAponenrosesBones &

LigamentsSpecial Features

Inguinal regionRectus sheath

False pelvis &pelvic inlet

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



text

animate

labels

video

simulation

images

links

quiz

clinic



animate

labels

video

simulation

images

links

quiz

clinic

text


Bellius buttoni


text

animate

labels

video

simulation

images

links

quiz

clinic

Within a Module...The Visible Human ProjectAbdomenium apropabar et bigium a

rotundium. Belli Buttonus uber stomatomium. Stomatomium connectedus esophegious, esophegious connectedus larnexius, larnexius connectedus mouth holius.

€Publicum Visibilus Humanus Projectus. In Universitatus de Michiganium.


animate

labels

video

simulation

images

links

quiz

clinic

text


Head and NeckConcept/Navigation

text

animate

labels

video

simulation

images

links

quiz

clinic


Head and Neck

5: Orbicularispalpebraum

Concept/Navigation

text

animate

labels

video

simulation

images

links

quiz

clinic


Head and NeckConcept/Navigation

text

animate

labels

video

simulation

images

links

quiz

clinic


Head and Neck

12: buccinator

Concept/Navigation

text

animate

labels

video

simulation

images

links

quiz

clinic

Within a Module...Head and Neck

The Visible Human Project

Concept/Navigation

text

animate

labels

video

simulation

images

links

quiz

clinic

QuickTime™ and aVideo decompressor

are needed to see this picture.

Starting on actual features…

Design function Interaction with Software Team

How to Use this Program…

ModulesInformation and images in this program are organized into two modules under instructional themes, the systematical approach and the regional approach. When entering this program, you may choose and click on a system or a region to look at.

Example: choose on the `Head and Neck’ region

Meta - information for NavigationAnytime in a module, you may click on the

buttons listed on the top of each page for getting meta-information. The meta- information will help you to navigate on this program and learn how to use this program for studying.

•SITE MAP:Showing the structure of information presented in this program and how different pieces of information are conceptually interrelated.

•Learn How to Learn: Learning tools and notes for anatomy study are accessible from this link. Currently available information and tools are outlines and quiz by chapter and medical 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 the Visible Human. The images are also rendered into 3-D structure. While viewing images, you can click on LABEL and TEXT on the left side for labels and content information. Also, check on radio buttons on selected pages to add features.

Example: label and radio button

pronunciation

Check radio button for pronunciation

Buttons on the left side allows you to learn more about dissection skills and the application of anatomy in clinics and related field.

• VIDEO: Showing dissection procedure by Quick Time movies.

• CLINIC:Showing medical and clinical information 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 are here

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

Kinesology Test Bed

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User Assessment

Quiz

Concept/Navigation

Maps

User Response Analysis

TG

TG

Case Studies

EdgeWarp

Animations

TJ

AA

NS

TJ

User Requirements

THCB

DWSF

TJ

NSSL

AA

AA=Alex AdeCB=Carl BergerSF=Steve FeinbergTG=Tom GestTH=Tom HackerTJ=Tricia JonesSL=Silvia LeeGP=Geri PelokNS=Neil SkovAT=Alex TerzianDW=Deb Walker??=Programmer

Next Generation Internet Visible Human ProjectUser Interaction Team

Flow ChartMonday, November 13, 2000

CB

TJ

NSGP

AA

DW TG SF

TG

AT

Surgical Test Bed

SF

Labeling

TG

Text with HyperLinks Crossword

puzzles

Tools

??

Extra

Won Golden Apple award from Apple computerPresented at the NWACCPaper on User Requirements

Credits

National Library of MedicineU of M Nursing SchoolU of M Education SchoolU of M Medical School U of M Dental SchoolU of M CIO OfficeU of M Art and Design School

Deborah WalkerAlex TerzianBrad SmithNeil SkovGeri Pelok Walter MeixnerSilvia LeeTricia JonesTom HackerSteve FeinbergTom GestCarl BergerAlex Ade

Our team:

The UM Visible Human Project

Year one reportDecember 1, 2000

User Interaction Team

from the team that brought you… we now bring you……

Documents

knot slide

expert slide

user interaction team

application group slide

concept u

initial user requirements

user interfaces

cluster of user requirements