Yeah, they are not streaming video. They are recorded and then are uploaded for you to download at your own discretion. The problem is the files often don't properly upload or even record for that matter and there is no video period. It's just audio so following along blindly with an instructor's 100 slide presentation is a pain. The best way to use the system is to use a computer because that way you can play at 1.5x speed for example. which ipods are incapable of doing. So I guess I'm saying if you just wanted an Ipod for listening to lectures you are better off investing that money in a computer, or better yet putting the $350 on black at the roulette table, then you could buy two and have some fun at the same time.👍 Remember that any mp3 player can play an mp3 file too, so you don't have to buy an Ipod brand product either, it's all a bunch of promotional apple stuff.
Trust me, you'll barely use the service and when you really need to review something, you're better off asking a friend for their notes or the instructor for an explanation. Listening to 50 minute long lectures at normal speed is complete waste of your time in the action packed first two years or dental school. It's all a bunch of BS the school uses as a promotion/research deal with apple. The med school here has video assistants who stream video, record, and scribe. That would be a great service, but we don't have that because of the whole apple thing.