This Project Grant award from the National Science Foundation's STEM Education program (CFDA 47.076) provides $200,000 to Colorado State University-Pueblo to integrate Anatomage virtual cadaver dissection technology into biology laboratory courses. The project aims to enrich the student learning experience in courses such as Human Anatomy & Physiology, Zoology, and Comparative Vertebrate Anatomy, impacting approximately 770 students annually. Key deliverables include purchasing 2 Anatomage tables and 10 tablets, enhancing educational technology, developing virtual technology skills, improving critical thinking, and enhancing the anatomy curriculum. Progress and impact will be assessed through surveys, student feedback, and skills assessments, with results disseminated through reports and presentations. This award reflects the NSF's mission to improve STEM education, particularly at Hispanic-Serving Institutions like Colorado State University-Pueblo.
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