Jackie
Hudson, Biomechanics EducatorJackie
Hudson, Biomechanics Educator
For many years I have been concerned about biomechanics education. To this end I have tried to develop useful materials for my students and to articulate my evolving ideas in presentations and the like. My intention here is to make some of these products available for those who are interested.
A Recovering Schizophrenic's Perspectives, Biomechanics Academy, AAHPERD, San Diego, 2002 (pdf) (Movie: page 10) (Movie: page 25)
A Peek at POSSUM (Purpose/Observation System for Studying and Understanding Movement). Biomechanics Academy, AAHPERD, Portland, OR, 1995. (Selected slides)
Hudson, J. L. (2000). The biomechanics body of knowledge. In: J. D. Wilkerson (Ed.), Teaching Kinesiology and Biomechanics in Sports IV (pp. 21-42). Denton, TX: Texas Woman's University. (Introduction) (pdf)
Hudson, J. L. (1995). Core concepts of kinesiology. Journal of Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance, 66(5), 54-55, 59-60. (pdf)
Hudson, J. L. (2000). Development and distribution of a digital video library for introductory biomechanics. Proposal to Enhance Quality and Productivity in Learning and Teaching, Center for Excellence in Learning and Teaching, California State University, Chico. (Requested and funded: $11,980.) (Abstract) (Selected examples and discussion) (Streaming video clips on learning effectiveness)