Acland’s Video Atlas of Human Anatomy® features nearly 330 high-quality videos, real cadaveric specimens in 3D, providing comprehensive coverage for anatomy courses, labs, and self-directed online learning, now with updated visuals, terminology, and improved learning tools.

Dr. Robert Acland presents moving human structures in their natural colors — muscles, tendons, and joints — making the same movements that they make in real life. His approachable videos guide learners through complex structures, from bone to surface anatomy, building a clear foundation for understanding anatomical structure and function.

The entire collection has been refreshed, with updates to content and functionality on a new, modern platform. Among other changes, the refreshed Acland’s includes enhanced videos, new short and linkable sets of Practice Questions, a new Key Terms resource, updated anatomical terminology, and a new English-Latin language option — the first time that Acland’s is available with Latin labels!

Real-life 3D

Presents a 360-degree view of specimens accompanied by clear narration and labeled structures.

Self-directed learning

Ideal for preparation and review in human/gross anatomy.

Easy implementation

Simple setup process for course integration, with little to no learning curve

The unique approach of Dr. Acland: Seeing and learning, true-to-life, and in three dimensions

Traditional learning materials often fall short when it comes to understanding the body’s intricate three-dimensional structures. Dr. Robert Acland’s unique solution brings anatomy to life through dynamic object rotation — without any need for special equipment or complicated software — just real human anatomy presented in motion. By watching structures rotate, in their natural color and texture, learners naturally build a true 3D understanding, making every future image instantly more meaningful. In the form of easy-to-navigate videos, Dr. Acland’s Atlas makes complex anatomy accessible and engaging for students, educators, and professionals across all medical and allied health fields.

Who is Acland's for?

  • Medical And Dental Students

  • Medical Practitioners

  • Physician Assistant Students and Practitioners

  • Health Professions

  • Undergraduate and Secondary Students

  • Non-medical Users

Acland’s provides an efficient, time-saving way to preview, supplement, and review Anatomy. It’s an invaluable tool for students in gross anatomy courses and surgical rotations, as well as interns and residents who need to refresh their understanding throughout training.
Practicing surgeons and physicians use Acland’s to renew their anatomical knowledge or to help patients visualize and understand conditions, injuries, and procedures.
Acland’s Video Atlas of Human Anatomy is an invaluable resource for Physician Assistant education and practice. PA students often face the challenge of mastering complex anatomical structures in a condensed timeframe and without consistent access to cadaver labs. Acland’s solves this by providing high-quality, real human anatomy videos that enable true three-dimensional understanding, without the time-consuming learning curve of some 3D Anatomy software. This dynamic approach reinforces spatial relationships critical for clinical decision-making, physical exams, and procedural skills. For practitioners, it serves as a quick, reliable refresher — accessible anytime, anywhere — making it ideal for lifelong learning and maintaining confidence in Anatomy knowledge.
Widely adopted by nursing, physician assistant, physical and occupational therapy, kinesiology, and massage therapy programs. For students without access to dissection facilities, Acland’s delivers an authentic appreciation of human anatomy and movement.
Used in high school and undergraduate anatomy courses, Acland’s videos are clear, accessible, and understandable — even for those new to the subject — with narration in simple, everyday language.
Designers, artists, athletes, and wellness enthusiasts use Acland’s to gain accurate insight into the human body and movement.

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