“Really good summaries for the topics. The questions are sometimes helpful but I often find that questions and the descriptions of the answers have topics not discussed in the video I just watched. Not sure if this material was covered in a previous video that I have not watched yet but it is a little frustrating when I have never seen some of the terms before.”
“I think it’s a really good learning platform, the videos and workspace area where you can create questions whilst you work are great. I just have a few suggestions, for the questions it would be good if you could answer with more than one answer choice and also copy and paste images directly from lectures you upload to the questions. Other than that I’ve been loving using it!”
“It would be useful to schedule certain conditions on certain days/swap them around. The current ‘dragging’ tool allows swaps, but it is difficult to use when it’s more than a week apart. Another benefit would be being able to schedule questions/flash cards for a certain day (rather than the day you learn the material). Otherwise I am really enjoying it! Worth the money for sure”
“It’d be great if we can download slides from the videos or the high-yield notes to add annotations to them similar to the slides from the Boards and Beyond videos. Thank you.”
“Just getting started with it. I’m using it to enhance teaching for nurse anesthesia students and review problem topics. Like the videos so far and the variety of questions, as well as the variability in difficulty.”
“The positive aspects of the site is that it is certainly well done and usable, the division of the sections is also very interesting.
The aspects that I found not very useful are the surreal examples in the final part of the pharmacology videos. Maybe I'm wrong but I find them not very practicable as I struggle to anchor a certain name of a drug to a surreal design. For me personally I would prefer clear designs only and only on the pharmacological uses of a drug and its main side effects.
Another thing that I personally find difficult to use are the "high notes", since they are certainly schematic but for my way of studying I find them too impersonal. In this regard, a small suggestion of mine could be to transform the high notes into a sort of drawn tables including the images used in the videos. I don't know if you know Armando Hasudungan and his drawings but here it would be nice that each video was implemented by a pdf file that summarizes with images all that was exposed during the video, just as Armando Hasudungan does in his site (https: // armandoh.org/shop/). I would find such a thing much more useful than the High Yield Notes.”
“Ever since subscribing to osmosis, I use it almost on a daily basis and find it very useful and informative. However, being a dental student I would appreciate the presence of more topics related to dentistry & oral health. Other than that, I am very pleased to be using osmosis and love the aesthetics and the explanation of your videos.”
“I have enjoyed making anatomy flashcards the last days in osmosis and love the image feature as it saves me so much time.
I do wish though that I could separate the daily repetition based on subjects. There might be a way to do but I haven't figured that out way. I wished the video about making flashcards but did not find a way to do that there either.
Also I do think that prime members should be able to get the book versions for free if they desire so since its the same contents as the video presentations instead of having to pay more for each subject books.”
“Me gusta el contenido aunque lo siento muy básico en algunos temas. Sugeriría hacer actualizaciones de manejo con artículos recientes y abordar lo terapéutico más profundamente.”
