Instructional tool for comparing two competing schemes of the anatomical subregions of the corpus callosum. This module requires only a computer. It is available for free and includes a student tutorial.
The sagittal brain sections used in this module came were found using the MetaSearch feature of Open Neuroimaging Laboratory, an online open-source collection of brain imaging data.
The pedagogical aspects of this module were created by Dr. William Grisham at UCLA and Cary H. Leung at Widener University.
The tutorial was created by Natalie Schottler.
Download Files
Students and Faculty can download the Corpus Callosum image database and tutorial for free.
(01) Download Corpus Callosum Image Database
In order to access the image database, you must first fill out the User Consent/Download Questionnaire (after which you will be directed to the download button). Note that you will still be allowed to download the image database even if you choose NOT to consent to anything.
The images in this module were derived from the Open Neuroimaging Laboratory, an online open-source collection of brain imaging data. The image database is zipped (compressed) here, so be sure to extract the file to access the actual folder.
Download the zipped image database now:
(02) Download Corpus Callosum Tutorials
The tutorials can be taught in three parts, one part per week.
- Corpus Callosum Tutorial Part 1 (PDF) UPDATED on 2020-05-22 at 11:00am
- Corpus Callosum Tutorial Part 2 (PDF) UPDATED on 2020-05-22 at 11:00am
- Corpus Callosum Tutorial Part 3 (PDF) UPDATED on 2020-05-28 at 11:00am
(03) Download Corpus Callosum Data Template
This is a data spreadsheet that includes demographic information for the Corpus Callosum module’s subjects.
- Corpus Callosum Data Template (PDF) UPDATED on 2018-08-02 at 11:00am
(04) Download the Statistical Analysis Software, JASP
JASP is a simpler and free alternative to SPSS, and R. Bayesian statistics.
Download JASP now:
- JASP UPDATED on 2017-05-17 at 10:35am
For Faculty
Faculty members interested in accessing faculty-related materials will need to obtain approved access. While we are still developing this website, please email natalie@psych.ucla.edu or wgrisham@g.ucla.edu using the email listed in your institution’s faculty directory so that we can verify you as an instructor. Please include your first and last name, and the names of the modules you wish to access.
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Need Help?
- Email natalie@psych.ucla.edu or wgrisham@g.ucla.edu (with “Corpus Callosum Module” in the subject line).
License Information
Modular Digital Course in Undergraduate Neuroscience Education—Revised: Gel Scramble by Dr. William Grisham, Ph.D., is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States License.
