An interesting short course with good content and online material. In my opinion there is more online research and non-mandatory work, which can easily be ignored, thus missing out on gaining the right amount of knowledge on the topics of the course. Also, while reviewing peer assignments found out submissions were rather disappointing , in many cases completely off point and even non-relevant, which means there is no screening level of control for the course. Overall, not a bad course to complete.

Good course if you're new to Coursera. Only one assignment that is required, everything else is practice quizzes or optional readings. Information and sources are UK based (obviously), so if you're not in the UK, things don't totally apply, but everything is similar enough where you can apply what you learn to wherever you live.

Realmente si es un tema interesante pero no todos los productos pueden entrar en la economía circulante

OK

Many tasks labeled as 'Participation is optional' were mandatory to complete to finish the course and achieve 100%. This comment feels unnecessary when the tasks are required anyway. Furthermore, although the agenda appears promising, the content is lacking.

it shows that I am 93% completed the course, but in reality I finished the course. The reason for this is, I believe it wants me to purchase the course, where at the beginning it said that it was a free course.