Kristinn Heinrichs, Director of Clinical Education in the Curriculum in Athletic Training, Department of Health Sciences, has produced a CD-ROM to describe the anatomy, injury mechanism, diagnosis of ACL injuries, arthroscopic reconstruction procedure, and rehabilitation of anterior cruciate ligament injuries. This interactive program will be used as an adjunct teaching tool in classes dealing with sports injuries, their evaluation, rehabilitation, and reconditioning for optimal performance. The CD was the basis for a class offered in Florence in Spring, 1998. The page is currently linked to the James Madison University home page. Of special interest is the Electronic Teaching Resources section for faculty.
Clients consistently face computers with inoperable or significant downtimes.
Because of the high number of mGrant and special projects in the CMM, many walk-in systems are used for project development. In the long term, the CMM needs a position dedicated to keeping our computer systems stable for our walk-in clientele, and our project work. We are resolving this issue in the immediate future through a graduate student position, however, this is a temporary solution. A part-time position might resolve this issue in the long term.