UNIT 14 - Limbic System and Hypothalamus (Neuroscience, SLU)

very good made and explains and focus just on the important

Excellent info, covers all area which is required. I have learned the much.

I really appreciate it, perfectly simple and interesting way of explanation

I really appreciate it, perfectly simple and interesting way of explanation.

I really understood everything like if it was a brief summary of terms

I am from Peru, and Dr. Wilson's class seemed very good to me, very concise and the key points incredible, very satisfied with the presentation.

Gracias a su clase pude comprender mejor lo que leí en mi libro de textos, ademas me ayudo a complementar mis conocimientos adquiridos en clases.

explicita y concreta. me dio lo que necesitaba. los graficos estan geniales

The lecturer is mostly reading the slides. The qbank could also be implemented with explanations about the alternatives.

Es un excelente profesor ya que es muy específico en la antomía, me gusta el sentido en el que va mencionando cada parte del organo y la función que cumple asi como sus patología so anomalias en cuestiones anormales

Unfortunately I found the course confusing and superficial. In my opinion, it would be important that all the structures of the system be shown, while explaining their functions, for example. Sorry for any mistake, but I'm not used to writing in english.

really thorough explanation - finally i understood the problem with the set point great explanation of the influence that prostaglandin has!

The descriptions where clear and comprehensive even to a non native english speaker like my self.

The instructor is poorly prepared. Anyone can read off of a slide. Didn't even make an effort to find better pictures of structures that are covered. And by the way: hypothesis and hypophysis are completely different things.

Excellent summary of an otherwise challenging subject. Thank you Dr. Canby. Onward!

I enjoyed watching this introduction to the limbic system and the conditions were very insightful. Thank you.

The questions were helpful, but the lecture was more of a recital. There were no extra explanations, no little tips, no compare and contrasts, to aid and understanding and recall. It was during the second or third time I was watching the hypothalamus that I realised that both medial nucei had to do with appetite regulation and satiety, and lesions could lead to hyperphagia; as opposed to the lateral, whose lesion had the opposite effect, ie starvation. Same thing with posterior and anterior, which have opposing effects on thermoregulation. I had to really focus and repeat the lecture to spot that out. he could have highlighted such points during the lecture.

Very well-explained and thus helpful lectures! Also, the images are better than anywhere else.