Отзывы учащихся о курсе Introduction to User Experience Principles and Processes от партнера Мичиганский университет

Takes overly long to get assignments graded. Had to pay an additional pay period while waiting for peer-evaluations. But the content is good as an introductory course on UX.

This was an awesome introduction to UX research methods and the elements that make up UI design-very well structured and easy to grasp

A decent overview of UX design and research principles and methods. Looking forward to taking subsequent courses in this series.

it taught the basics and got me thinking on how to evaluate my experiences on websites based on Jakob's Heuristics.

I think it could be a bit more complex and deep in the realm of UX, bringing comments on methods like Agile, etc.

Good in general. However, workload distribution could be improved to not be so heavy in the latter half.

Would have loved smaller and better and more engaging assignments. Great lectures and learning though.

I like the course. It was not innovative. The UX wasn't even made to what was taught.

I recommend this course for those who work developing software or own an IT business

well displayed and constructed. the exercises are interesting. I learned a lot.

I didn't like the assignments. Content is easy to absorb and well structured.

Would like to move at faster pace but good material and able to learn.

More foundational than expected. Overall good and easy.

Great course as an introduction to User Experience

Basic information which is easy to understand.

really liked this course

Well guided learning.

Almost perfect

Good course

Good curse

The tasks and submissions need to be redesigned, restructured and more clear. Less text to read to be able to understand what to do.

Gibt interessante Einblicke wie man User Experience besser verstehen und bewerten kann

Love the videos from this instructor, but I failed my first peer review assignment because a middle eastern man gave me all of the lowest scores possible (all 1s). The two other reviewers did not. I am not interested in being treated poorly because I am a woman. I have no interest in classes that are not graded by the instructor. I had plenty of good ideas and well over 20 which was required.

I did learn a great deal, but was very frustrated with the lack of clarity in the assignment descriptions. They were worded confusingly, and the rubric wouldn't match. For example, the professor would state he wanted at least 7 of one thing, and actually expect 10 of that thing in order to get full credit on an assignment. More does not necessarily equal better.

Useless course. Some really basic info about concepts , nothing practical learned