Ratings and Reviews for Anatomy: Musculoskeletal and Integumentary Systems

Too difficult for me to follow. Hence I will not continue.

wonderful Thanks

In simple words, a wonderful course. I really loved the entire content. It was very interesting and informative at the same time. Also a huge thanks to Prof. Kathleen Alsup and all the staff members at Michigan University who worked behind making this course so wonderful.

This course was great! As an undergrad studying physiotherapy, this formed fantastic foundational knowledge of the musculoskeletal and integumentary systems. The video lectures were effectively organized and coherent, with very little to be desired. A few things I would warn you about, however, is some of the exam questions are not covered in the lectures, so some extra individual work is required here. Additionally, the cadaveric images, while interesting, sometimes made it difficult to distinguish between muscles and other structures. Overall, this was a great beginner course that I would recommend for anyone in the healthcare field.

❤️👏👏

I enjoyed the course! The professor is really good at presenting the material. I wish that there were more material to understand and apply the concepts. I think that the course helped me to understand a lot about the bones and muscles of the human body! I highly recommend this class if you want to understand anatomy better and apply the knowledge to the medical field!

Great course! Really useful. But it would be helpful to have a guide text or some charts illustrating the muscles, bones and tendons, as the information can turn overwhelming sometimes

thanks for the lession

it's a general overview of the MSK system and it is very good to review,revise or even learn new things in human anatomy. I'm delighted with the things I've learned throughout all the lessons, thank you for having it available to everyone!

The manner in which Dr. Alsup teaches is straightforward to learn and tied to clinical application. This is the best online course I have ever taken, and I highly recommend it to those studying medicine and other allied health fields.