HTML5 Medical Application
Real Body Work needed an HTML5 medical training quiz that used their anatomical assets and reported student progress through CMS and SCORM integration.
- Client
- Real Body Work
- Duration
- Not specified
- Engine
- Construct 2
- Platforms
- Web / HTML5
The Brief
Real Body Work needed an interactive quiz application to help medical students learn the skeletal system, one of the parts of anatomy education where rote memorisation from a textbook diagram is a poor substitute for actually testing recall.
Our Approach
We built the quiz in Construct 2, using Real Body Work's own anatomical assets rather than sourcing new artwork, so the visuals stayed consistent with the rest of their teaching material. The application integrates with a CMS and reports student progress via SCORM, so the quiz plugs into a student's existing learning record rather than sitting outside it as a standalone activity. For this kind of education project, the technical bar is accuracy, tracking, and institutional deployment rather than graphical flair.
That reporting layer is what separates a training quiz from a simple web game. Students can test recall in a more active way, while the institution still gets the progress data it needs for course administration. Keeping the interaction lightweight in HTML5 also made it easier to place the activity inside existing learning material.
The Outcome
Medical students get a quiz-based way to test their knowledge of the skeletal system that reports back into their learning record, rather than a static diagram to memorise, built on assets Real Body Work already had instead of requiring a new art pipeline.
Related Services
This project connects to our interactive HTML5 content work and the training side of XGameDev, where tracking, assessment, and LMS reporting matter as much as the interaction itself.