Teachers and administrators at the Career & Technical Institute got a chance to test out a Cadaviz virtual dissection table from Immersive Labz on Nov. 9 which can be used for numerous tasks. The recently purchased table will enhance instruction across multiple programs.
Nursing Assistant students can tackle cadaver dissection, or cutting apart and examining the structure of a deceased body for research and isolating parts of the body they may need to focus on in their studies, while students in the Careers in Animal & Plant Sciences program can study the anatomies of different animals. Cosmetology and Esthetics students can explore varying dermatology cases.
“It’s already in use,” CTI Principal Jason Lloyd said. “Teachers were excited to implement it in class, and the students are excited to interact with it as well.”
Immersive Labz President of U.S. Operations Steven King conducted the demonstration for staff.
