The course was very informative with excellent reading material suggested. I think that the week four videos could have been more explaining at the conceptual basis, too many examples made it for me rather difficult to keep up.

A good and informative course on the philosophy of cognitive sciences. Judging by the lectures and quizzes, the course does seem to be more on a high school level, than an undergraduate level.

Great high-level overview that introduces some very interesting concepts. Great intro for those who are just exploring this area of study. Entices you to dive deeper into the topic!

Wonderful course! It's a great introduction to the topic of embodied cognition. My only suggestion is to expand it for the people who are really interested in these topics.

I enjoyed this course, however some of the lectures were a bit slow or somehow loose. Evenso, I think this is a very good introductory course to a fascinating topic.

A very brief, concise, and fun-to-learn course. It helped me bridge the gap between AI cognition and human cognition. Love the presentation style of the lectures!

I enjoyed this course very much! Provided a very fundamental framework for understanding what cognition is, and the associated problems, such as mind-body

Maybe I was hoping for more philosophy and a little less science. But it was great to learn and think about applied sciences using cognitive sciences too.

A good course. Very interesting but it is rather on the surface and doesn't really go in depth explaining the evolution of cognitive sciences

I found the first three weeks to be great. The final week felt rushed and underwhelming. It was a shame to end on a whimper.

This is a relatively basic introductory program. Some interesting ideas had been introduced yet not been developed deeply.

This was an excellent introduction to cognition, how we perceive it, seek to understand it, and strive to replicate it.

This is a complete introduction the cognitive sciences. A great course to start with, but is still for the beginners

Exceptional and accessible introductory course into the cognitive science and evolutionary and adaptive principles.

A good overview though it does mix and match definition from Edinburgh research rather than research in general.

The slides for the last weeks lectures were a bit unstructured, would love if that was a bit more organized.

grand and well formulated. I leraned a lot and all involved are very knowledgeable on the subject matter.

Approachable, easy to follow, interesting examples, rich additional readings, good lecturers, easy exams

Great course! Could've been longer. Looking forward to more online courses from the U of Edinburgh.

Very interesting course. Let down by the fact many of the links to 3rd-party resources are broken.

Thanks for the course, I enjoy more than the first part! I loved the funny options in the quizzes.

Great course, scratching the surface of many important concepts and explaining them well.

That is a great class that talks about the basic of philosophy of cognitive sciences.

I enjoyed the course, but felt like something was missing from the course.

It lacks a certain unity, maybe because it has many different teachers.