Learner Reviews & Feedback for Introduction to User Experience Design by Georgia Institute of Technology
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AO
Oct 23, 2017
The best introduction classes, gives an overall idea about UI/UX. Grateful for the efforts taken by the Georgia Tech and Coursera. Looking forward to see more courses related to my career. Thank you.
PN
Dec 16, 2022
In the steps of User Experience Design, I got how to go through all four stages; Requirements gathering, Alternative designs, Prototyping, and Evaluation to design and get a good product on the table.
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By Ani B
•Jul 13, 2023
I would like the course to be more practical
By E. C C
•Apr 14, 2017
Very simple overview of the UX process.
By Tochukwu A
•Apr 15, 2021
Good foundation though too academic.
By Eric R S
•Mar 20, 2023
Simple and could be helpful topics.
By Huzaifa S K
•Sep 8, 2020
This course was quiet an easy one.
By Julie B
•Oct 14, 2016
Good base to start building a site
By Camille K S
•Nov 25, 2022
I hope they update this course.
By Attif A
•May 23, 2021
It was useful and informative.
By Salim S
•Sep 27, 2022
I suggest practical examples
By Vanessa w
•Nov 6, 2016
A little too common sense.
By Ada B
•Jul 17, 2022
A little bit too basic.
By Nivedita
•Mar 10, 2017
Easy to understand
By Dinesh
•Feb 26, 2021
I love the course
By Róża T
•Nov 10, 2016
Lack of examples.
By Yugansh G
•Apr 17, 2020
course was great
By JOFER S
•Jul 7, 2024
estuvo bien
By Tina G
•Sep 11, 2022
very short
By A G
•Nov 30, 2021
Out dated
By Sarah F
•Jan 25, 2022
amazing
By simran s
•May 15, 2022
good
By Dino H
•Oct 10, 2021
yes
By Arvind C
•May 31, 2020
na
By James B
•Feb 11, 2024
This course has become too dated. The material is very basic so it is still relevant, but the power points and presentation feel like they were created in 2010. Additionally, one of the recommended texts was published in 2003 (over 20 years ago at the time of this review). Throughout the course you are presented with links to optional resources and readings. Many of these sources have not been updated in 10-15 years and several or them are links to dead URLs. There should be regular evaluations of theses courses to make sure they meet the standard of modern online learning and that the resources they reference are up to date or active. In the future I will be checking reviews and how old the course is before enrolling.
By Julia M
•Oct 26, 2020
it's funny that this course is all about user experience and yet it was not at all a good teaching technique. I found it boring and not at all interactive. It was very difficult to concentrate while the professor was talking and reading slides on a white artificial background. This topic involves a lot of technical terms and I feel like I was missing a lot of examples and metaphors in order to actually remember them all. I would love to see a course in an interactive video, one that not only talking but also using visual examples in order to make this or any other topic memorable and easy to learn. something similar to this but with a voice: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=II8TOCsoMK0&ab_channel=asyrafhaziq
By Courtney B
•Feb 18, 2022
In this course you’re getting very basic definitions without any real world application so it creates a very general understanding. You’re pretty much listening to a lecture and viewing basic text slides, it is a challenge to stay interested and focused.
This course is listed as introductory but around week 3 starts speaking on topics and in specific terms without explaining them enough for someone completely new to UX to understand. Those criticisms are echoed in the discussions and forums for week 3.
The course also feels very dated, some of the resources are no longer active and some of the examples feel irrelevant.