[002] KiKKEN-lab website open! | 基礎医学教育研究会(KIKKEN)Lab
Internet videos are very useful for PowerPoint presentations in the classroom.
Unlike photographs or still illustrations that can be used in textbooks or printed materials, showing video is the best part of using computer slides.
Of course, I clearly indicate the source of each slide and use it as a “citation,” but there are some works that prohibit or deny downloading, and in such cases, I have to give up using them in class even though they are wonderful images.
In addition, there are many images whose original sources are unknown, so there are many restrictions on the use of images.
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In addition, even if we search all over the Internet for a scene like this, we often can’t find it! In addition, there are many cases where we search all over the Internet for the scene we want, but cannot find the image we are looking for.
And even when we do find a work that comes close, it may be a little too long or too detailed to convey the point we are trying to convey. But then again, many of the works on the Internet are very powerful and well written…
For this reason, I have decided to make my own videos for my own classes, which are small stories that I have not put a lot of effort into.
It is a gadget, in short, as simple as possible, focusing on small points in the phenomenon.
It is like a cartoon drawn on the edge of a textbook. That’s why I put the words gadget BIOLOGY in the subtitle.
Even though it is a small story, even a doodle-like drawing does not move as expected when we actually move it. Even a simple change can be quite difficult, because the movement of the connection can change drastically depending on the interpretation of the phenomenon.
Therefore, even after we have published a picture, it may be necessary to revise it considerably afterwards.
Although this is in the form of a blog, the contents will be revised as necessary, so the date merely indicates the date of the first entry, and the contents have no diary meaning.
Basically, movies are made with animation-GIF. You can click on the screen to copy it to Poworpoint.
KIKKEN is an abbreviation for KISO IGAKU KYOIKU KENKyoukai.
Gadget Science ← This is an American children’s science teaching material page (English)
Welcome to the KISO-IGAKU KYOIKU KENKYUKAI (KIKKEN) Laboratory website!
On this site, we have provided a selection of simple animations designed to demonstrate the essential principles of various basic biomedical systems, primarily for the benefit of paramedical students and teachers at our school.
Life’s basic systems are constantly in motion until the end.
Our endless animations aim to provide an introduction to the underlying principles behind these systems.
If you have an interest in learning more, please don’t hesitate to contact us through the web.
Thank you.
◆[018] Welcom to the KIKKEN-lab. New Year special issue 2013
Enjoy the flattering manga!
rev.20170205, rev.20230109, 20240801.
