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Welcome to the HAPS Histology Database Training Videos.
The HAPS Histology Database can be found at:
http://hapshistology.wetpaint.com/
You must e-mail wkarkow@dbq.edu to join the Wiki with a statement as to whether you are or are not a HAPS member. Non-HAPS educators are welcome to view this resource, but editing of its content is restricted to HAPS members
The HAPS Histology database site is dedicated to providing medium and high resolution digital photomicrographs of human cells and tissues to the public domain, free of copyright, for any use, but especially for and by members of the Human Anatomy and Physiology Society.
It is hoped that this database will assist in teaching college-level A & P by providing images that can be freely incorporated in lectures, quizzes, and labs without concern as to commercial rights or restrictions. HAPS members are encouraged to email William Karkow, MD, FACS at the University of Dubuque, IA (wkarkow@dbq.edu) if you would like to add or download images to this project.
We have provided some streaming videos to help you use the site. To use these videos:
1. Click on one of the links below.
2. A video will pop up in your browser window. Use the control bar and the navigation menu to start, stop and navigate the video.
3. Sometimes, the control bar will not appear at the bottom of the video. This is due to your screen resolution. If this happens:
OK, now you are ready to watch the videos. If you have problems, contact the haps webmaster. Please click on one of the following:
1. Basic Instructions on using the WIKI #1 Approximately 4 min 30 sec long. Includes:
- logging onto the Wiki
- General Instructions on Downloading Images
- What is the Slidebox? What is a Thumbnail?
- The "Template".
2. Basic Instructions on using the WIKI #2: Approximately 5min 30 sec long. Includes:
- Other navigation tools within the Wiki
- Performing a search of the image database
- Editing links
- Your Profile and Wiki Email Account
- "What's New" section of the Wiki
3. Uploading your images to the WIKI, so others can use them. Approximately 4 min 30 sec long. Includes:
- The 2 steps to uploading a slide into the database for others to use
- Naming your new entry to the database
4. Making a thumbnail of your image, and end of the show!. Approximately 7 min long. Includes:
- An explanation of what a thumbnail should do
- Naming your new entry to the database
- Linking the thumbnail to your image, and cross-referencing
- Using the "Template page"
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