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JoVE (Journal of Visualized Experiments) is a science video resource that includes a variety of resources for use in the classroom and in the lab. It has two components:
The following video or the flow chart will walk you through the different components available in JoVE.
Further below are links and tutorials to help you get started in using JoVE in your classroom and/or research lab, using JoVE with Canvas and Zoom, using JoVE as a teaching tool, and getting answers to commonly asked questions.
JoVE offers course mapping services to map JoVE videos to your syllabus for you, saving you time searching through their video collections. To see which courses currently have syllabi mapped, click here. New syllabi are regularly being added!
A selection of currently available syllabi include: Introduction to Biology, Biological Psychology, Cell Biology, Coronavirus Biology, Foundations of Medicine, General Chemistry I and II, Genetics, Fundamentals of Nursing Care, Introductory Anatomy & Physiology, Mechanical Engineering: Fracture & Fatigue, Neurobiology, and Principles of Human Physiology.
For customized syllabus mapping or support utilizing their videos, please reach out to JoVE's designated Curriculum Specialist, Melissa DiTucci, at melissa.ditucci@jove.com.