The information was very good because, quite frankly, most doctors aren't very helpful with the "what do I do now?" part of AFIB. I get a lot of "Oh, just exercise" and "Oh, just eat better," none of that is very helpful when you feel like your heart is going to explode. I did have some critiques which kept me from giving the course 5 stars: - Stop reading the slides; this is my #1 critique of any presenter. I can read faster than you talk, plus I can read. Try to provide other information not necessarily on the slides. - The introductions to each video are unnecessary but if you're going to include them make it more than "hey guys here's a video", try to provide some substance around the video and what it should deliver. - Finally, get yourself a decent graphic designer. It would be much more impactful to show graphics around the data and information rather than your face. Nothing wrong with the face but sometimes less is more. :-)