Indeed, a powerful machine-learning algorithm facilitates facile matchups between concepts found in students’ lecture material and the videos, flashcards, and questions within Osmosis, creating a remarkably integrated, well-organized educational system. While many platforms have good lecture content, what really sets Osmosis apart is its seamless integration of content from multiple sources: Osmosis’ native and original content, First Aid, Sketchy, Picmonic, Pathoma, and, most strikingly, whatever written lecture material the student or an institution chooses to upload. They are scripted and highly polished, meaning that they focus on presenting the very highest yield content in a clear, conversational style that makes learning objectives obvious and takes the learner through content in a logical, step-by-step manner with excellent animations to supplement the content presented. The visual appeal of its lecture videos is indisputable. Now that you have our baseline analysis, we would like to say that Osmosis is one of the most engaging learning platforms we’ve encountered. Cannot do questions in “test” mode (only in “tutor” mode).Cannot export schedules to google calendar or iCal.Videos can be lengthy at times and are not available for all topics.Some flashcards are too simple/one-step.Not all hyperlink explanations are helpful.Top 5 Bad Habits Which are Keeping You From Passing USMLE Step 1 Our Cons: Dynamic, easily tunable study schedules.Can upload + cross-reference own notes w/ Osmosis content.
Beautiful interface for study schedule creation.Integration of sketchy medical and picmonic.Breaks down reviews by Step 1 vs Step 2 with high yield, short summaries for topics.Use of machine-learning algorithms with Osmosis’ native content is unique and great for students who struggle to keep organized.Study schedule tool is thorough and unmatched.
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