Inside or outside the classroom, Gale Interactive: Human Anatomy can be used for independent learning and front of class teaching, with a session based structure that provides regular opportunities for reflection and adaptation of both teaching and learning approaches. To help develop critical thinking and research skills, Gale Interactive: Human Anatomy contextualises information within the wider reference content from Gale, including Science in Context and GVRL.

• Learners familiarise themselves with important concepts through interactive learning, discovering wider information to add depth to learning and promote self-discovery. The presentation of content caters for a range of learning styles, and is suitable for a range of ability levels so that they can explore at their own pace
• Educators will benefit from having a multifunctional resource that can support various teaching styles (both traditional and flipped classrooms), and allow easy monitoring of student performance and help identify areas of strength and weakness to address. Content is easily applicable to different learning styles, and easily integrated into differentiated learning plans