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| human anatomy (Photo credit: Shira Golding) |
These are some possible resources for developing our own textbook and course for anatomy and physiology. I will use this wiki this summer to sort through some biology textbooks and OERs for possible use in BIOL 102 Human Biology. Remember that since these are openly licensed we can mix these materials anyway we want to meet your course goals and objectives. I will also be looking at possible lab kits and other solutions.
Open Textbooks
- OpenStax – OpenStax textbooks are freely available in .pdf and they also have a low-cost, print-on-demand option.
- WikiBooks
- Anatomy and Physiology
- IB Biology Review Guide (good for some of the illustrations)
- Boundless
- Open Learning Initiative (Carnegie Mellon University) Their textbook is in their class. You can access it as a guest by clicking on the blue “Enter Course” button
- Utah State Office of Education
- Biology (adapted from a CK12 book)
- Open Source Library (WA State)
- Bio 100 – Survey of Biology (click on “Browse”)
- Human Anatomy & Physiology 1
- Human Anatomy & Physiology 2
- Bruce Forceia
- Wendy Riggs
Open Education Resources (OER)
- CK12
- Biology (include short video demonstrations)
- Khan Academy
- MERLOT (content builder)
- The Biology Corner
- The Anatomy Corner
Open Courses
- Saylor Foundation
- All of their bio classes
- Bio 302 – Human Anatomy
- Human Anatomy Lab
