About Meyer’s Histology

Meyer’s Histology is an award winning, interactive histology learning and teaching resource designed to provide all the learning tools you need to successfully teach a histology course and/or an excellent online resource for your students to access to enhance their understanding of histology and improve their performances in formal examinations.

Meyer’s Histology provides you and your students access to lecture text; lecture audios and videos; powerpoint presentations; interaction with over 6000 images of histological features; use of a computerised microscope to simulate histological practical examinations of tissue sections; access histological sections using virtual microscopy (coming soon!); complete various assessment packages/quizzes to evaluate learning outcomes and improve performances in examinations.

A 48 month (4 year) subscription to Meyer’s Histology costs only $29.95 Australian dollars (or only about $25 US dollars).

Sign up for a 3 Day Free Trial of one of the modules (“Blood”) to see how it works. No credit card required. You can also view a demonstration video of all the functionalities at http://www.youtube.com/histology2009

Histology Instructors

Histology Instructors can request an information pack to learn more about how this histology learning and teaching resource is being adopted by Universities as their textbook replacement or an additional (and very economical) resource.
Histology-online Information Pack

Recent news about the author

Professor Geoff Meyer (the creator and author of this resource) is a recipient of a prestigous 2009 Australian Learning and Teaching Council (ALTC) Teaching Fellowship. One purpose of this ALTC Fellowship program is to create a network of histology teachers (within Australia and overseas Universities/Institutions) that wish to customise the content of this histology resource to suit their own course curricula – and even add content. If you look at the right hand sidebar you can view all the Australian Universities that have agreed (to date) to participate in this program during 2010. Why not add your University to this list? If you would like additional information about the author’s visions for this resource please email the author (geoff.meyer@uwa.edu.au).