Digital Learning Showcase
This area of the website features a selection of computer aided learning programs and other projects completed or under development by the Digital Learning Team in collaboration with RVC academic staff.
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Introduction to cat behaviour A brief visit to the intriguing world of cat communication and behavioural cues. |
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Introduction to dog behaviour A brief visit to the intriguing world of dog communication and behavioural cues. |
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Metabolic Organiser Put together the major metabolic pathways to make a coherent whole, centred around the 3 molecules that are considered the backbone of metabolism (glucose 6-phosphate, pyruvate and acetyl CoA). |
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Snake Anatomy Explore the anatomy of a snake. |
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RVC Money Matters resources |
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Glucose Homeostasis |
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Equine Distal Limb - Anatomy and Imaging Explore the equine distal forelimb and hindlimb by comparing cross sectional anatomy slices with the corresponding diagnostic images taken from the same thoroughbred horse. Click or tap the images to show and hide the anatomical labels. |
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RVC Digital Slides Zoom right into these online microscope images to view incredible detail - up to 80x magnification. |
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Canine Radiographs This interactive resource enables users to explore the canine skeleton to view radiographs. It is a reference for pre-clinical students and revision aid for clinical students. |
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RVC Podcasts - Veterinary Science on the Move |
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WikiVet |
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Dermatology Cases These are a selection of dermatology cases developed for the European Society of Veterinary Dermatology. They have been developed in Powerpoint using some of the more advanced features of the program. |
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Recombinant DNA This program has been developed for first year veterinary students. It is designed to demonstrate some of the more complex genetic concepts through comprehensive animations. |
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Parasitology The ‘RVC/FAO Guide to Veterinary Diagnostic Parasitology’ is a collaborative project which provide a user-friendly computer-aided educational tool for lecturers in both the UK in the developing world. Spanish version also available: La Guía TVC/FAO para el Diagnóstico Parasitológico Veterinario |
Flash-based Resources
The following learning resources require Flash player and will no longer be viewable in web browsers after December 2020.
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Learning from Stubbs A Flash animation based on an 18th century engraving of a horse skeleton. Drag-and-drop labels have then been added to the original illustration. Requires Flash Player ![]() |
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Testing the functional integrity of ocular reflexes A Flash animation in which a virtual patient is provided to test ocular reflexes as well as the testing nervous control of extra-ocular muscles of the eye. Requires Flash Player ![]() |
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Cardiac Virtual Patients The RVC has developed a series of interactive cardiology virtual patients. Users can apply their knowledge and decision making skills to manage three cardiology cases from presentation to treatment. This project was supported by Elanco Animal Health. Requires Flash Player. |
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An Introduction to Veterinary Dentistry Aimed at veterinary students, surgeons and nurses to reinforce basic canine dental skills. It is a comprehensive multimedia course incorporating quizzes, flash animations and video clips as well as text and images. Some elements require Flash Player ![]() |
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Diagnosis in Dermatology This interactive website by Professor David Lloyd outlines the approach to diagnosis in veterinary dermatology. It focuses on small animals and covers history taking, examination and lesion recognition. Some elements require Flash Player ![]() |
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Emergency Cases Simulator This Flash packages is designed to simulate emergency clinical cases. It allows students to safely experiment with a “virtual” patient." and encourages them to apply their knowledge and decision-making skills. Requires Flash Player ![]() |
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The Canine Abdomen The Abdominal Embryology chapter from an online learning course on The Canine Abdomen. Requires Flash Player ![]() |
If this page has inspired you and you would like to talk about a new computer-aided learning project, please email learn@rvc.ac.uk.
All materials linked from this page are licensed by The Royal Veterinary College under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 UK: England & Wales License.