Interactive Human Body  In this time of education initiatives
including 1:1 and Interactive Whiteboards, Google has taken
another step towards solidifying their role as an education
resource. Prior to Christmas break, one of the hot topics on
Twitter was Google Lab’s Body Browser.  I found the
conversations very interesting  and I decided to investigate the
new Google Lab’s resource out of curiosity.  After downloading
Google Chrome beta and installing it on my laptop, it was time
to test it out.  Here is my overview of Google Lab’s Body
Browser.  Screen shot of Google Body Browser  This is a
fantastic site for allowing students to interact with the human
body and all the components that compose it. There are some
features of the site that require a more advanced web browser so
they suggest you use one of the following browsers:    1. Google
Chrome Beta   2. Firefox 4 Beta   3. Webkit   4. WebGL
implementation information  What I found truly interesting about
this interactive site is the ability to rotate, zo