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More effective devices for teaching undergraduate radiology.

Two effective methods of teaching radiology to medical students are described. The Rotating Exhibit and Matching Displays methods allow students to master film facts by themselves and provide contact with the teaching radiologist for discussion of the film findings. Elements of participation, entertainment, variety, and discovery are features of these teaching techniques which supplement self-instructional methods.