As we write, it is snowing here in Colorado. As Winter comes on strong, we hunker down and get to work…and have some news for you!
We have a new website that’s up and running (except for the Shopping Cart, still under construction).
And: samples of our website are on YouTube! Just go to YouTube, type in “Visual Histology” in their search engine, and you’re there.
On our website, you can order (by phone, fax, or email) our popular Visual Histology DVD series, our Classic Histology PowerPoint Series, our Institutional Site License for Streaming Videos, and our Visual Histology Text-Atlas e-book. That way, you can order the all the materials you’ll need to support teaching a basic course in histology (or cell and tissue biology) and — if you call — you’ll get to talk to one of us! A live human. Fancy that.
In addition, we will continue to offer our free online text-atlas. All 285 pages of it! With an interactive glossary, as well. We’ve put our Visual Histology Text-Atlas by Moran & Rowley out there as an open source to make learning histology as straightforward and enjoyable as possible. Our philosophy always has been, and is, this: Anything is easy once you understand it.
We’ve have created all of our teaching and learning materials to work together as an integrated system in a synergistic way. They complement each other. The chapters in the Text-Atlas, the DVDs in the 26-DVD series, and the programs in the Power Point series present the same subjects in the same order. So, as a teacher, when you give a lecture on Epithelia, you can ask the students to watch the half-hour DVD entitled “Epithelial Tissue:” you can have them read that same chapter in the Visual Histology Text-Atlas; and you can use the Power Point program, “Epithelial Tissue,” to illustrate your lecture on that subject.
Be in touch. And let us know how you’re doing.
All the best,
Dave Moran, Carter Rowley, Datch Baudisch, and Chuck Wilson. And Pepito, the Office Cat.
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