I thought the course content was good, although some of the speakers were hard to understand. In addition I found peer grading to be an absurd exercize and I felt very uncomfortable giving and receiving grades as neither I nor my peers have experience with this material.

For graded reviews, i always review far more than the number required and am still waiting f=to be graded and for a long time now

Too many peer grading projects. One peer grading project is enough. Whule peer grading projects seem to be graet in principle, they are not seriusoly taken by learners. And the grading system is questionable.

Many of the videos are outdated, introducing softwares and platforms that are no longer continued or ceased to operate. No introduction of new platforms.

Instructors are not enthusiastic about their videos. It is visibly clear that they are just reading from a slide and their body language reflects their stiffness.

Some of the quizzes should be checked because I am pretty sure the answer is wrong (See one question in Week 3 quiz on accessible.)

The best course and useful materials. Thanks to Coursera who helped me out for financial aid

Very informative course for beginners and advance level marketers. Highly Recommended

Nice having certificate for my marketing

very good course I like it

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This course is less successful than the first two in the specialization. The presenters stumble a bit, there is a goo deal of repetition, and the content, most importantly, is often simply lists of things. I don't need to know which menus to use to set up my YouTube account; I can learn this on YouTube. Also importantly, there are long lists of features on the platforms with no good examples; it would really serve the course to have more specific examples, of, for example, what a Twitter card looks like and how it can be used creatively, rather than just listing it in a list of options. So, this is a functional course to get basic information, but not one that really prepares you to go out there and work in this sector. Even for a beginner course, I think DMI could do better.

Twitter and YouTube modules are great, LinkedIn not so much, though good enough.

Overall, both in this course and the speciality, there is a feeling of "reused material" put together to create Franken-course. That leads to lots or repeated concepts (sometimes even texts) that appear once and again without an apparent common thread.

For a noob like me, it's OK.