Epithelial Tissue

Excellent! Thank you, Dr. Meyer for this lecture! Finally I don't have to memorize like a parrot and I started to like Histology ! :)

He is really good I have learned alot from him

Good but one star is less, this is because professor doesn't use cursor so it little bit difficult to understand

Magnificent! I love it! Especially the explanation of serosa? Nothing to say I have gentleman!!

I think that this lesson was very interesting and easy to understand. 5 starts out of 5.

I agree that using a pointer might help, but the way he is describing the structures makes it very clear where to look to, so I don't agree at all with the 2-star rating. Also, the rest is very informative and nicely explained.

made things clear and easy to learn in a short time

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Explanation is good, but if there is more info in the PowerPoint material, it would be very nice.

Simple and provides examples. Not packed with unwanted info. highly recommend.

very nice, I wish there was a pointer or a cursor when he was mentioning specific things from the diagrams shown on the screen. Otherwise, a very nice way of explaining

I chose 5 stars because the lectures were detailed and there were enough slides to explain every point. This really helped me while studying the topic in my textbook as I understood the slides and why they were so; why some looked pale and others look deeply stained, it's simply amazing. I although didn't like that some of the lectures had the last few seconds cut out (for me). I would recommend this lecture to those who have been trying to figure out why histological slides are why they are and have thus found histology "boring".

Very clear! Context and logical connections make it my go-to for understanding histology.

This lecture alone makes me want to recommend Lecturio to my peers.

great to keep up with, love the questions after the video, wish there was more though

The content was sufficient; however, the content curator had done a bad job. The first lecture was placed at last and last lecture in the first.

Concise. Good explanations that go past just describing the layers in the different tissues. Considering the modest length of the videos, it is noticeable how much knowledge is conveyed.

Because it has all the information i need and am understanding easily

Needs to use pointer during lecture. He's telling us to look at something but he's not pointing it out.

I felt like I was sitting in the classroom with the lecturer. He taught with precision and knowledge that I can easily guess what a histologic slide is with his explanations. Very grateful for this lecture

Made personally complicated and hard-to-take-in material very clear for me. It was very helpful with the definitions of the histological terms and summarized the skin topic very well. I am getting ready for my first histology exam and this video helped a lot!

I think that this lesson was very interesting and easy to understand. 5 starts out of 5.

Very simple and easy to understand , it saved me a lot of time.

I could not follow along very well, i did not feel very connected

this article handles the explanation for skin layers; which I find as the hardest of the topics, in a well organised and logically acceptable building. It is really interesting to read. It summarizes the topic but without the loss of any crucial information. Also, the use of well-labelled pictures and microscopic slides is a plus and catalyse the understanding. I would recommend this to my premedical colleagues.

Muy interesante el tema, y muy bien explicado, lo entendí mucho mejor que los libros, gracias.

lecture should be more simplify as it is many times difficult to understand .

i choose to rate this lecture, because it is well explain. additionally, he outlines the main things that i should remember which is very helpful

This is by far the best histology lecture there is online. love the way make it so easy to comprehend and the Q&A Are amazing

professor lectures factual information relevant to epithelium in a simplified way