The Singing Larynx 1.0

The Singing Larynx is an interactive educational module that delves into the intricate structure and function of the human larynx, engaging users in a unique exploration of vocalization. This module effectively combines theoretical knowledge with hands-on experience, allowing users to manipulate the laryngeal muscles to generate a range of tones and pitches. Users can experiment with different modes and keys to compose various melodies, making it a creative tool for understanding vocal dynamics alongside classical music.

This educational tool is suitable for learners of all ages, presenting a balanced approach between practical anatomical insights and an engaging interface that showcases the complexity and artistry of the human voice.

• Touch interface facilitating 360-degree views of laryngeal structures; swipe to rotate and pinch to zoom.
• Two learning modalities: landscape mode for anatomical study and portrait mode for functional exploration.
• Assessment feature to test knowledge of anatomical structures randomly.
• Five vocal modes including Major, Minor, Mixolydian, Double Harmonic Major, and Glissando, across all twelve notes of the chromatic scale.
• A scored sing-along mode featuring three classical vocal pieces, enhancing interactive learning.
• 3D anatomical models complemented by hand-painted textures for visual clarity.
• Original medical illustrations that support learning and retention of information.

Developed by Bethea Medical Media, LLC, this module emerges as a significant contributor to education in health sciences, showcasing their commitment to delivering clear and effective communication through illustrations, animations, and interactive experiences. More information can be found at betheamedicalmedia.com.