PhysicalTherapy.comReviews of physicaltherapy.com

I really enjoyed using PT.com as the courses help me relearn some key facts that I couldn't remember from my school days as well as to broaden my horizons in new areas

The ceus are relevant and I like the clinical applications provided. In this economy you really can’t beat their price. The only drawback is most of their courses are 2 credits so you end up having to do more of them ie 3 instead of 2 for 6 credits so start early and plan accordingly.

When I have called for technical assistance I have received help with a positive response and the person assisting me has been helpful and patient.

Enjoy the pace of the webinars.

I signed up for 3 courses last weekend, completed them and the tests. 6 more credits towards re-licensure! Yay for PT.com.

Very easy to use

Ease of navigation for course registration and test completion is very user friendly.

The course was fine... The player used to watch it was horrible. It's called flowplayer and it is just barely compatible with a smart phone. It has no rewind button (like a 15 sec rewind), the video screen is TINY, the typed course notes next to the video screen are also tiny. These cannot be turned sideways or changed to full screen to make them larger for better viewing. So you are stuck with a tiny view of everything. And then, if this wasn't bad enough, flowplayer stuck their logo right over the course notes blocking part of them from view. Oh, and there is more. If you accidentally touch on the flowplayer logo, it goes to the flowplayer website and when you try to go back to the course, it won't take you back to where you left off. It takes you back to the beginning. If you don't frequently bookmark your place, it will take you all the way back to the beginning with only a tiny slider to try to find your place again. If you bookmark, but want to go back to a previous bookmark to review a previous segment of the course, there is no way to get to previous bookmarks. Only the last one. Since it is very hard to view on a smart phone, it makes it difficult to watch a video course when traveling away from home without a computer. I have not tried it on a computer yet so I have no idea if flowplayer is just as inept as on a smart phone. PhysicalTherapy.com needs to dump flowplayer and get a useful viewing engine or they'll certainly lose me. I would be shocked if I am the only person with this problem.