Title:
The Human BodyOverall Rating:
CSource:
National GeographicPlaying Time:
60 minutesDate:
1993Cost:
$125Number of Players:
1Special Equipment/Facilities Needed:
CD-ROMSubject Area:
ScienceObjectives:
To introduce students to the anatomy and physiology of the human body and its nutritional requirements.Brief Description:
This program contains 6 books; the brain, your teeth, bones and muscles, the senses, food for your body and an activity guide. You can "read " each of the books seperately from each other.Entry Capabilities Required:
A fourth grade reading abilityRating: (1-5)
Relevance to objectives:
5Provides practice of relevant skills:
3Likely to arouse/maintain interest:
2(poor graphics)Likely to be comprehended clearly:
5Technical quality (durable, attractive):
2Game: Winning dependent on player actions (rather than chance):
No games are includedSimulation: Validity of game model (realistic, accurate depiction):
see aboveEvidence of effectiveness (e.g. field-test results):
see aboveClear directions for play:
4Effectiveness of debriefing:
4Strong Points: V
ery easy to comprehend. The viewer doesnt get confused by a lot of new vocabularyWeak Points:
Very boring. There is no entertainment or spark in the entire program.Reviewer:
Lisa ParkerPosition:
Graduate StudentDate:
Spring 1999Computer System Reviewed on:
Macintosh Power Mac G3233, 64mb ram.