Somewhat helpful, but aimed at beginners.

I felt this course was rather off topic.

less quantitative than the first course.

no me gusto mucho el contenido, flojito

just a bunch of elementary non sense

Her should be more professional

Instructor was so distracting.

Not detailed enough

Long and drawn out.

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very basic

Repetitive

basic

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great course setup. I identified with the premise of non bias observation. I personally had pronoun identifiers causing confusion. I did 3 years of english under Mrs. Atnip. West Mecklenburg High School. 1987 Era. quantifiable data. The inclusiveness descripitors are confusing to Me. I surmise The carriculum may ostracise indivudualism. Most of the descriptive identifying pronouns for the student have been removed? very confusing to try to retrain that mental linkage. Your course wants individualism under the guise of an umbrella of inclusiveness.Those are opposing views. I can peform the mental acuity definners. I am concerned that I will be wasting my my efforts, because I may choose to self indentify as ME. I would like a response. I, ME, Myself And I, would like to be able to differentiate the descriptors required, as required for course completion, [email protected]. I think this is a setup for failure. I will move forward, until I recieve an answer to confirm or deny my suspicions. For now .25 stars. not 1 or 5. If you want real data, you have to be willing to accept more than 1or 5, and I can only give you 5 answers, which will skew the data in your favor. all less than 1 is = to !1? not fair data collection....bias already included

I appreciated the spreadsheet work as I didn't know about automation. I found the convert days to weeks (of the Lettuce data) challenging...and fun to play with. Still too talky. I'm playing the videos on 2x the speed and reading alongside. The key features could be placed in a few very clean slides, and, done. Still, I'm learning the business aspect of joining meetings and speaking with people, perhaps in interviews. If you think of these items like business as you describe here, it makes dealing with people more constructive and goal oriented and less of an unknowable void. That is interesting. Everything, it seems, is business. We could all benefit from this type of communication in more things. (<- this!)

To be quite honest, I was a bit confused during most of the course. We dedicated a very small part to the Ask Questions part of the course and I found that the quality of some of the tutorials as well as the structure of the course lacked of relevance. I had to go back an forth through my notes to make sense of some of the sections. From my point of view, this was all scattered and made it harder to follow through. I was actually in a rush to finish it, I enjoyed the Previous one in the Google Data Analytics Certificate a lot more and I am sure I will enjoy the rest, but this one had outdated information, non relevant parts and I think it can do with a little upgrading and re-structuring.

I was incredibly disappointed by this course, which said it covered Excel, but was SO incredibly basic. It didn't go into detail at all about how to utilize functions and formulas in excel, and had Zero in-depth exercises on them. There was even a whole section about incredibly basic stuff like "show up to meetings on time" and "proofread all of your emails". Please don't waste my time with a whole week of "tips" like that when it only spent a couple hours on how to utilize spreadsheets. I came away from this course having learned nothing. I wish I had skipped this course entirely.

Second course finished and I still haven't learned anything, despite passing with flying colors. And yes, I am very much a "beginner" so according to the course description this is the right place for me. Maybe it has something to do with the fact that 99% of the course content is made up of videos showing nothing but the speakers' faces and almost no time actually interacting with anything meaningful. Feels more like those cheap training videos you are forced to sit through at a new job than anything else.

Unfortunately, this course fell far short of my expectations. The first course in the series was excellent, but here the examples feel random, the content is vague and generic, and the presenter isn’t engaging. The organization is odd, the spreadsheet section is painfully boring, and the “hands-on” exercises are frustrating, whatever you write gets only canned, generic feedback. Even the TV and laptop on set feel pointless and make it seem like no one really cares about the content or videos.