I have done dozens of courses on Coursera and this might be my least favorite. It is a disgrace to the rest of the specialization because the "innovation/creativity/entrepreneurship principles" are not actually related to the materials taught in previous courses. You are given formulaic assignments to evaluate strength and weaknesses of a chosen company (which is frankly troubled and potentially a fraud) according to these principles. You are given some case materials which may or may not touch on any of these principles. There are not enough guidelines for these assignments (i.e. word counts) and people's submissions are vastly different. Yet you have to finish it as part of a specialization. I hated it!

The capstone course did not bring me any value add at all.

Reason why:

The tests and the assignments were too superficial or focused on unnecessary details

The target company (Local Motors) was not really suited for the assignments.

Clear example: how can one to assess a PRIVATE company from the perspective of a venture capital fund, without having access to any numbers and to the company's strategy. Next time, please pick a listed company.

Some resources (articles) about the target company were outdated.

There was no new insight, no real guidance what so ever, just a set of dull quizzes and assignments (each assignment was the same as the other - 2 strengths / 2 weaknesses, but with other content).

In a word, a total waste of time.

The capstone module helps put together all the concepts learnt in the six course program. It reinforces the learning process enhances the learning experience.

Insightful knowledge regarding creativity and entrepreneurship.

lloving this course

the assignments are good and challenging. But Quiz 3 has some bugs in it with some incorrect answers being assigned as the correct answers like "The best team for creative thinking would NOT include ___" The assignments point to some principles that aren't directly mentioned in the earlier courses. Although you can get by but it feels a bit weird doing them.

I’ve done most of the iMBA from the University of Illinois and this is by far the worse course I’ve done so far. It seems to be out of sync with the previous courses in the specialization by referring to courses with different titles and concepts that were not covered. There is not enough information available publicly to properly do all of the assignments. Even the formatting of quizzes is completely broken.

Thank you Professor Jeff Flesher! Innovation: From Creativity to Entrepreneurship Capstone is a wonderful summary to the entireInnovation: From Creativity to Entrepreneurship Specialization. Kudos to all who have completed this module!

Great course. A wealth of information that can propel you to the next level, skillfully rolled out. Each course was built on the previous information provided. Thanks Professors

It was a great course to learn about market, innovation, and entrepreneurship. The instructors were knowledgeable & it was great comfort to learn from them at self-paced.

very useful and practical

very good information

Excelente curso!

valuable insight

Great Course

Good course

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there could be more than assignment, video tutorials are always great asset

The courses before the capstone were excellent. The capstone itself is riddled with flaws. It seems the capstone course has been tended to in years. Some of the courses listed were not included in the lead up to the capstone. The reface material for the capstone has dead links and some require the learner to subscribe to the website for a fee - which makes it feel spammy. The layout of the quizzes is broken, which is sure to be a problem for screen readers and possibly problematic for international students. And the peer grading for the written assignment is littered with plagiarism and frustrated and unethical peers looking for payback. Major disappointment after completing the other courses. Can't understand why Coursera would allow this to go unattended considering that many learners have voiced similar concerns.