Nice to learn the essentials, was going over the content a bit too fast.

Thank you for showing how to use github in a simulated way.

Please Add More Projects and extend course Duration.

Gives general idea & Hands on experience with github

Good for beginners but i expect little more

Some things aren't crearly for new users.

Almost everything is covered thoroughly.

It is a good course and easy to learn

Well detailed and practical

Very informative course

Basic, but functional.

Do not deeply enough.

the course is great

Great Content

great course

Interesting

vice course

excellent

awesome

Good

nice

good

Good

Positives 1. This course contained short but informative videos. 2. Overall, the course was helpful in progressing my knowledge. Negatives A. Quizzes 1. Poor scrolling experience on quiz pages may cause users to unintentionally select a different answer. 2. Quiz submission confirmation dialog boxes seem to be unnecessary. 3. The Coursera Honors Code should only be mentioned for graded quizzes. 4. A few questions were asked before the start of training material. B. Labs 1. Lab completion times are underestimated due to the confusing instructions as well as Cloud IDE's slow and unstable connections. 2. Some of the course instructions were out of sync with the latest GitHub website content. 3. There are many spelling errors in this section. C. Final Project 1. Final project grades are inaccurate and should be reviewed by the Coursera staff. 2. The final project of this course contains duplicate lab instructions that need to be removed.

The instructions for getting a token to enable push operations from the remote repo were delayed to the final project. This created a significant amount of confusion when the coursework is followed as an activity and not just a reading and listening. The instructions for navigating to the Token(classic) link in the Github UI should be inline with the first exercise that it is applicable to, where the sandbox environment is first introduced. i know this a relatively new feature of Github, but more effort should be made to update the earlier sections of this course to reflect up-to-date functionality.