The instructor at times sounds more like an advertiser for ChatGPT he's trying to hard to sell the idea that AI is not to replace us but for our human spark and our creativity to be augmented and amplified. The examples are a bit rough, but that's ok. The part that really bothers me is that over the past year of discussion forums not one has been answered by the instructor. I scanned backwards just to see what the average turnaround is for answers and there aren't any.

I would like more practice with using AI to do tasks such as create custom GPTs for student use, create formal lesson plans mandated by a school district, create formal lesson plans in a school district's mandated format, how to scan a website that has interactive learning materials and create a lesson plan for students, etc. Modules on students using AI responsibly and ethically. How to detect student's cheating by using Ai unethically.

Muy poco dinámico

good

ok

Its too simplistic and makeshift, it even feels like a botched job.

very good

I took this course in June, expecting it wouldn't be much different from what I had already learned by using ChatGPT and practicing creative writing on my own. Indeed, the course offered no challenge, and it felt like I was just passing time. Today, they charged me $66. I was under the impression that the certificate was free, so I assumed this charge would grant me access to advanced content. Instead, they simply took my money for a certificate that seems to have little value, akin to something designed for a 12-year-old. This leaves me questioning why I would pay $66 for Coursera to tell me that I finished this courses 6 months later, feeling like a clear case of theft. The chatrobot cant help you with nothing and they dont want to process a refund. Its a scam

Boring, lack of teaching material. Please next time you need to show your reference before you say anything.