Classic anatomy videos still going strong ∞
I’ll leave off the blogging and social media for a couple weeks here while I wrap up an advanced anatomy course, one of three remaining courses I need to complete a Bachelor of Health Sciences in my so-called spare time. But before I go, a quick review of a terrific anatomy resource I’ve been using: Acland’s Video Atlas of Humany Anatomy.

Dr. Robert Acland introduces the shoulder dissection (in front of his awesome 80s backdrop).
The secret to the quality of the videos is Dr. Robert Acland’s relentlessly deft and mild-mannered narration, paired with extremely effective rotating views of skilled dissections (example). There may be higher tech presentations of dissection video available today, but this one is standing the test of time just swimmingly.
As an entrepreneur, I’m also charmed by the business model: create something amazing and then charge for access. I assume and hope that Dr. Acland is continuing to earn a decent residual income from his intellectual property — originally created decades ago! Good for him, and good for anatomy students. Fun fact: according to the website, every minute of the videos took about twelve hours to create!